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Not terribly surprising as I believe WebRTC has been a known issue for leaking your IP for a long time with VPNs. With that said I confirmed it does indeed leak
by cwizou 5y ago
Not terribly surprising as I believe WebRTC has been a known issue for leaking your IP for a long time with VPNs. With that said I confirmed it does indeed leak my IP on iPad. The surprising part is that Apple sidestepped the issue.
Side note: tried to test it on my Mac but for some reason it wanted me to "upgrade" to iCloud+, despite being an Apple One customer. Guess that's because the macOS betas are fairly out of cycle compared to the iOS ones and (presumably) their infra.
- mercacona 5y agoYou do need iCloud+, which is not included in Apple One despite the extra iCloud GB.
- bredren 5y agoHuh? This is surprising to me. I was just about to consolidate to apple one.
- gjsman-1000 5y agoI expect that for clarity's sake this will be changed when iCloud+ officially launches.
- mercacona 5y agoSome webs says it’s included, but in Beta 1 wasn’t and I didn’t look further. It make sense it’s just an update in the branding.
- djrogers 5y agoNo, it’s included - there’s just a beta glitch the first time (or two) you try to turn it on.
- aaomidi 5y agoAfter you press the upgrade button it realizes you have it and opens the gates.
- cwizou 5y agoThanks for the tip, tried a few times but no luck. I did use relay previously so could be a random bug.
- floatingatoll 5y agoIf you haven’t tried it yet, quit all Apple apps, sign out of iCloud in System Preferences, reboot (do not skip this step), sign back in at System Preferences and see if that heals it.
- coldcode 5y agoCan you turn it off, there are some options in the Develop menu in Safari regarding WebRTC. Not sure its enough though.