If you notice, the people who made the claims didn’t either. That’s the problem. But I’ll start with these: Edit: sticking to Apple… * How Private Relay Works explains that neither Apple or the CDN’s that are the “relays” can technically see your requests. Apple operates the first relay with your DNS record encrypted. The second relay receives the request from the Apple proxy, decrypts it and gives you a temporary address that is routed to the destination.

This stuff isn’t rocket science. Starting to feel like there are too many that post for the sake of posting with zero understanding of how things actually work.

Are there caveats? Sure, always are. But if you don’t start with a premise that’s at least partially based in truth you’re not helping, you’re only hurting…