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Apple’s Private Relay Isn’t So Private After All, Can Leak Your IP Address

Surprisingly, one culprit behind the leak is passkey technology, which is supposed to be a more secure way to authenticate data such as site logins.

9d ago ·cnet.com

Apple’s Private Relay Isn’t So Private After All, Can Leak Your IP Address

Surprisingly, one culprit behind the leak is passkey technology, which is supposed to be a more secure way to authenticate data such as site logins.

9d ago ·cnet.com

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[$] LWN.net Weekly Edition for August 6, 2026

More in Tech

Apple’s Private Relay Isn’t So Private After All, Can Leak Your IP Address

Apple’s Private Relay Isn’t So Private After All, Can Leak Your IP Address

2. PickTests: Quick, free tests for reaction, speed, focus, and memory. I’m building PickTests, one small browser test at a time.

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