The father of the World Wide Web: DNS should be more decentralized

Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web and Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), says that if he built the Domain Name Service (DNS) today, it would make it "more decentralized". Tim Berners-Lee believes that the current high degree of centralization of the DNS, especially in the management of top-level domains, makes it vulnerable to censorship and control. For example, the root domain is managed by ICANN, a US non-profit organization, and the most authoritative servers are also operated by a few institutions. This centralization brings potential censorship and privacy concerns.