• shrugal@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    Because DNS is the user-facing part of the whole system. There is plenty of trouble with everything else, but you usually don’t see that as a user. Also it’s a hierarchical system with big providers/governments handing out and taking back names as they see fit, so there is always the possibility to get screwed.