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Pretty sure you're talking about something that's not iCloud Private Relay, because if that's not the case it sounds like you're just making stuff up. First of
by djrogers 5y ago
Pretty sure you're talking about something that's not iCloud Private Relay, because if that's not the case it sounds like you're just making stuff up.
First of all, Private Relay doesn't affect your grocery store's app - 3rd party app traffic doesn't use it. It also can't 'break' your home wifi for your friends. And finally, when it's not working, it's automatically disabled, you are notified, and you continue browsing without it.
- withinboredom 5y agoIt’s also quite possible it’s changed quite a bit since it first hit the public beta. The grocery store app required you to connect to WiFi, which had a TOS you had to accept to use the WiFi. But my home network’s DNS is quite … convoluted (intercepted and sent through DOT depending on which vlan you’re on, which somehow broke private relay). From the comments here, I’ve learned how to disable this feature remotely. So that’ll be nice. I never saw the “it’s broken” notification. So either it came after I last used private relay, or it never broke through my “no notifications” settings.