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I wonder how the court views Apple's iCloud Relay. If every browser used such a feature (where your IP is essentially elided), then would that not solve such IP
by coldcode 5y ago
I wonder how the court views Apple's iCloud Relay. If every browser used such a feature (where your IP is essentially elided), then would that not solve such IP related GDPR issues? Of course Apple knows your IP address, but no third party does.
- jeroenhd 5y agoI don't see what difference Apple's pseudo-VPNs would make. I don't think it's worth the effort for websites to recognize Apple's IP addresses and to enable GDPR-violating resources by default. Apple wouldn't want that, end users wouldn't want that, and the engineers working on websites wouldn't want that. Apple might eventually sell some of their IP space and you can get hit with a lawsuit and a fine if someone reuses that IP address and your mechanism messes up. It's easier to just comply with the GDPR and self-host your files, especially with something as simple as Google Fonts.