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Today’s #WASSUP tip: Turn on DNS over HTTPS (DoH) in your Firefox Preferences. Advanced Settings. Custom: Always use secure DNS with control over your provider and fallback behavior. [x] Always warn me if secure DNS isn’t available.There are both security and privacy reasons to use DoH.Step-by-step instructions:1. open Firefox Preferences ("Firefox" menu, "Preferences" item)2. Type “DoH” in the auto-activated search box 3. Scroll down to where it says “DNS over HTTPS” under “Privacy and Security”4. Click “Advanced Settings”5. Choose the “(•) Custom” radio button that says “Always use secure DNS with control over your provider and fallback behavior” right under it6. Check “[x] Always warn me if secure DNS isn’t available.”Privacy: the domain name of every website you browse is sent to the local router (e.g. WiFi), and on up to whatever internet service provider you’re connected to. Everything along the way has the ability to track what domains / websites you are using, how often, and…