Right now I am redirecting all local network DNS traffic to my Pi-hole install, since some device do or may in the future use hardcoded DNS servers to bypass filtering.
Since DNS-over-HTTPS and DNS-over-TLS are becoming more common, I would like to know if it is possible to intercept that kind of traffic to redirect it to my Pi-hole install for filtering purposes.
If that is not possible (as I would expect), I wonder whether it’s possible to at least drop said connections so that said devices will obtain errors and hopefully fall back to the DHCP-advertised (local) DNS server.
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