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Apple's "enterprise networking" guide lists 3rd-party CDNs as subdomains of apple.com, which usually resolve to akamai or cloudflare subdomains. This allows tho
by walterbell 2y ago
Apple's "enterprise networking" guide lists 3rd-party CDNs as subdomains of apple.com, which usually resolve to akamai or cloudflare subdomains. This allows those dynamic IPs to be blocked via dnsmasq ipset rules. In theory, they could use similar subdomain resolution for the OHTTP relays.
Since iOS was derived from macOS, perhaps Apple could restore the link between network traffic and process.