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DoH Comment Period Responses

Mozilla
June 10, 2021

Mozilla received the following comments (in chronological order) as a response to the public comment period on its DNS over HTTPS (DoH) and Trusted Recursive Resolver (TRR) deployment between November 19, 2020 and January 20 2021.

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  1. Jeroen Jacobs
  2. Tim Lewis
  3. Olaf Beckman Lapr
  4. Malle Eppie
  5. Raphaël Barrois
  6. V Parla
  7. Christof Meerwald
  8. Jason Livingood
  9. Name Redacted Upon Request
  10. Matthijs Tijink
  11. Maarten Veerman
  12. Joshua Hudson
  13. Jedediah Crary
  14. Paul Fedele
  15. John Bashinski
  16. Richard Shetron
  17. Falzer B
  18. Martin Millnert
  19. Matt Corallo
  20. Greg Adams (LightVU)
  21. Bas Penris
  22. Jon Duncan
  23. Fred Trotter
  24. datahunter
  25. Paul Vixie
  26. Jonathan Eddy
  27. Prostasia Foundation
  28. European Telecommunications Network Operators (ETNO)
  29. Richard Neill
  30. Fernando Gont
  31. Rene Vargo
  32. Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) CTO – David Conrad
  33. Martin Hunek
  34. Stephen Farrell
  35. CIS India
  36. Internet Service Providers and Connectivity Providers Constituency (ISPCP) at ICANN
  37. Deutsche Telekom AG
  38. John Carr
  39. Article 19
  40. Nominet
  41. Open-Xchange
  42. Andrew Campling
  43. Opendium
  44. SWITCH-CERT
  45. Vodafone
  46. Derechos Digitales
  47. Internet Services Providers’ Association (ISPA) UK
  48. BT Group
  49. ICANN Business Constituency
  50. Open Technology Institute (OTI)
  51. Access Now
  52. Verisign
  53. Enock Mbewe
  54. Internet Watch Foundation (IWF)
  55. Cloudflare
  56. Center for Democracy and Technology (CDT)
  57. Open Rights Group (ORG)

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