[kenny_r]

As a sysadmin I disagree strongly.

Being able to host my own authoritative servers for my domains inside my org is a fantastic feature of DNS.

It lets me do things like split-horizon, which lets me deal with clients coming from different origins that may reach certain servers with or without NAT.

I'm also not keen on putting all my records on public name servers, for everyone to discover.

[BillinghamJ]

You could run your own DNS server. As long as you can get the relevant TLS cert, it doesn't even need to be public. You just would need to accept DOH connections