>"There’s likely not much that Apple can do here, but it underscores another limitation of Private Relay as a feature as well as the power that carriers hold."

>"There’s likely not much that Apple can do here, but it underscores another limitation of Private Relay as a feature as well as the power that carriers hold." Doesn't Apple have a lot that can do there? Wouldn't there be TOS set by Apple that would cover interfering with functionality? I would hope apple would flex some muscle here as this would otherwise set a new dismal precedent where features were only available on a carrier by carrier basis. At one time T-Mobile seemed to try to cultivate a pro-customer perception. I guess those days are long over?