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PSA: Apple’s Private Relay can leak your real IP address

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PSA: Apple’s Private Relay can leak your real IP address

Apple's Private Relay feature, designed to mask user IP addresses from websites, contains a bug that can leak users' real IP addresses. The implementation flaw undermines the privacy protection that users expect from this service.

Why it matters: Apple users relying on Private Relay for IP address masking need to understand the current vulnerability affects their browsing privacy; practitioners should assess whether client systems are affected and consider workarounds until Apple patches the issue.

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PSA: Apple’s Private Relay can leak your real IP address

Apple's Private Relay feature, designed to mask user IP addresses from websites, contains a bug that can leak users' real IP addresses. The implementation flaw undermines the privacy protection that users expect from this service.

Why it matters: Apple users relying on Private Relay for IP address masking need to understand the current vulnerability affects their browsing privacy; practitioners should assess whether client systems are affected and consider workarounds until Apple patches the issue.

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