Comment by illiac786
18 hours ago
Are there really public DoT servers that listen on port 443? Do you have an example? I would be interested.
18 hours ago
Are there really public DoT servers that listen on port 443? Do you have an example? I would be interested.
Anybody can get a VPS and install a DNS server on it using any port they want. You can also turn a VPS into a VPN or use any number of existing VPN providers that allow VPN connections on port 443.
If public DoT servers listening on port 443 do not exist, I find the argument about the fact that blocking 853 is very easy a very valid one then.
Only a very small minority will be able to run their own DNS server I assume.