It's also worth noting that the benefit of ECH goes well beyond encrypting
SNI. There are lots of potentially sensitive things that are sent in the
ClientHello, e.g., the ALPN value. There's also an important
future-proofing aspect to this: We might end up with extensions in the
future that inadvertently leak important information in the handshake that
we would be better off encrypting.

Chris P.
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