I don't think that's even correct, the article is somewhat contradictory: > Since Apple uses a hashed prefix, Google cannot learn which website the user is try

I don't think that's even correct, the article is somewhat contradictory: > Since Apple uses a hashed prefix, Google cannot learn which website the user is trying to visit. Up until iOS 14.5, Google could also see the IP address of where that request is coming from. > And setting up a proxy server to filter Google Safe Browsing traffic just so Google cannot users’ browsing activity will be a welcome move for a lot of users. IIRC the safe browsing was designed to avoid disclosing user traffic: https://developers.google.com/safe-browsing/v4/update-api https://developers.google.com/safe-browsing/v4/update-api > The Update API is designed for clients that require high frequency, low-latency verdicts. Several web browsers and software platforms use this API to protect large sets of users. > If you are concerned about the privacy of the queried URLs or the latency induced by a network request, use the Update API.