Comment Re:Use public DNS (Score 3, Informative) 181
If a DNS reply passes DNSSEC validation, I can be confident the response is what the zone administrator wanted it to be and it hasn't been tampered with. DNSCurve provides no such assurance.
Widespread DNSSEC and client-side validation would kill OpenDNS's business model, which revolves around tampering with DNS responses. DNSCurve continues to allow them to do this.