On Mar 22, 2019, at 18:35, Paul Vixie <p...@redbarn.org> wrote: all statements made to date by the india and united kingdom governments have indicated that their plans to support in-country RDNS will not be mandatory, just as canada's (operated by CIRA) is not mandatory. Others here can speak more authoritatively than me, e.g. because they work for CIRA and I don't, but as far as I know the recursive DNS service that CIRA runs is a commercial product that they sell.
https://cira.ca/cybersecurity/firewall While I am aware CIRA has taken steps to educate people about the privacy implications of sending traffic across the border, and no doubt follow their own advice in the way they build and operate their own infrastructure, I don't believe this product is related to any kind of government aspiration to constrain or encourage resolver traffic to stay local. Joe
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