It is currently a very common* misunderstanding that system or
browser/application DNS configuration can somehow control malware
resolution.  Common enough that, IMO, any text on how to "control" or
configure resolution or "disable" features like DoH should include at least
a small clarification on the point of the scope/limitations of that
configuration.

*Anecdotal evidence is the large number of times I have been asked for
guidance on "stopping malware" through disabling Chrome DoH.  I always have
to give the reminder that I can only help with controlling resolutions
which go through Chrome, which malware will often not do.
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