Maxwell
I noticed iOS apps bypass Apple Private Relay. Is that intended behaviour?
Jul 29, 2023 at 11:27pmWeb
Show threadFelix LapalmeJul 29, 2023
@maxtown it’s only meant to work with Safari (and Mail?) right now afaik
https://support.apple.com/en-ca/HT213548
Manage iCloud Private Relay for specific websites, networks, or system settings

Some websites, networks, and services might need to see your IP address or require the ability to audit traffic, perform network-based filtering, or view your browsing history.

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Show threadMaxwellJul 29, 2023
@Lapfelix This video says otherwise... https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2021/10096/
Get ready for iCloud Private Relay - WWDC21 - Videos - Apple Developer

iCloud Private Relay is an iCloud+ service that prevents networks and servers from monitoring a person's activity across the internet...

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Show threadFelix LapalmeJul 29, 2023
@maxtown Ah you’re right it applies to unencrypted traffic for apps “In iOS 15 and macOS 12, Private Relay will apply to all web browsing in Safari, all DNS name resolution queries, and a small subset of traffic from apps. Specifically, this will include all insecure HTTP traffic, such as TCP port 80.”
Show threadSmileyJoAug 8, 2023

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