Oh my , mind if I borrow this ? <| sep |> i ' ve just never had good gin <| sep |> you ' re like an expert of music symphonic and fast sound good but I can ' t say the same thing forheavy <| sep |> You can still tell the main site requested with I assume you mean this with end to end encryption but not the full URL . However , given that the monitor is a state agency do you really trust certificate authorities ? A trusted VPN would not show requested domains , yes . You can still leak DNS data in any case . You ' d have to confirm your DNS queries are over your proxy or otherwise secure . Tor has tried to solve a lot of these leakage issues and would be a good place to start reading even if you don ' t plan on using tor . Encrypted DNS exists but I don ' t recommend it . Instead I ' d recommend to tunnel your traffic to somewhere where it doesn ' t matter . The solution you propose in your question is not how tor operates , and would simply be brought to court and shut down . Single point of failure .