As long as we're in UDP, with DNSSEC, and many NS, packetsize in DNS
will be a "thing" and revoking label compression pushes to fragments
and/or TCP.

Personally, I think TCP is fine, and the emergence of long-lived
bindings in DNS is fine, and this is a bit overblown as a problem.
But, I get reminded by people just how long, deep and *old* the CPE
embedded DNS footprint is. Which believes UDP at 512 is a "thing"

So basically, yes: you can turn it off. But. Is it wise?

-G

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