How Apple Private Relay Shuts Down Data Profiling
from Rene Ritchie
SAVE with http://rene.ting.com and get a $25 service credit! Apple’s new Private Relay. Part of iCloud+. The not a geo-hop, not a corporate tunnel, not-a-VPN.... that will soon be protecting your IP… and identity online. But what does any of that even mean? What Private Relay will do, what it’s designed to do, is encrypt all your connections, including any legacy connections not using https, to obfuscate your real IP address, and to prevent anyone, even Apple, from knowing both who you are and where you’re connecting to on the web.
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