Encrypted Client Hello didn't solve censorship, but still may have a role to play
Encrypted Client Hello is a protocol designed to be the last piece to the privacy puzzle. But its implementation ran into unexpected obstacles.
Ekaterina Kachalova
Copywriter with AdGuard. Loves digging deeper and dabbles in creative writing.
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Malaysia’s DNS censorship policy is a global threat to Internet freedom
The Malaysian government’s attempt to de-facto ban alternative DNS providers like Cloudflare and Google has faced a massive pushback. But the reversal may be short-lived. -
EU is building its own DNS service. What’s in it for the everyday user?
The EU is building its own public DNS service, which has the potential to make the Internet safer for millions of users. We explain what DNS is, who the 'DNS resolvers' are, and how to start benefiting from using them now.
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