Android is getting a feature that encrypts website name requests

The Domain Name System (DNS) — often referred to as the internet’s phone book — translates domain names (like engadget.com) into machine-readable IP addresses. The process is hidden from users, but essentially applies to every website you visit. While TLS hides your DNS requests, it won’t afford you full privacy (as your Internet Service Provider …

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