The Domain Name System (DNS) is the Internet’s naming protocol, translating names like example.com into the IP addresses of destination servers. Users rely on the DNS for all they do - from using the web to mobile apps, streaming video, email, and more. Our goal is to work together to adopt new encrypted DNS standards on a global basis to improve user privacy & security, while also preserving the distributed architecture of DNS operations & administration, maintaining global DNS security and stability, and supporting existing DNS-based technical functions. Read more here.

— Though this initiative launched on 9.9.19. We still welcome additional participants and will update the participant list as needed. Anyone is welcome to join and participate; this is an open technical community effort. —

Getting Involved

The activity is going on in two places:

1. Open discussion on the EDDI mailing list (public archives)
2. Work Streams on GitHub