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iCloud Private Relay might leak your IP address, even when you use Safari
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Macworld
A pair of security researchers found a critical problem with Apple’s iCloud Private Relay feature.
Here’s how it works, in basic terms: iCloud Private Relay is a nice security feature but it is not a VPN.
You’re using Safari, you have the paid iCloud+ Private Relay service turned on, you should be hidden, right?
That only required a back-end server fix, while this iCloud Private Relay issue might require a software update on devices.
iCloud Private Relay is not a VPNThis is a good time to remind everyone that iCloud Private Relay is not a VPN.