Hiya, I'm probably exposing my lack of DNS-clue, but I wonder if it is/isn't possible to embed a "like/want/offer privacy" signal in the DNS protocol, rather than in the data carried by the protocol? (Regardless of whether the latter might be done via funny names or new/additional RRs.).
The ability to turn on e.g. TLS seems to be more dependent on the server than the zone (*) so this signal would seem to more naturally be a protocol extension rather than a change to the stored data served via the protocol. Thanks, S. (*) I could buy a counter-argument that the desire to turn on the signal may be name/domain/zone specific, but that still needs a server/service change.
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