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rickstanley 3 hours ago [-]
When I go to https://leaks.psylo.app on "Possible IP leaks" side I see only "WebAuthn" with my real IP and, occasionally, WebTransport with an incorrect IP. For "HTTPS Traffic" it always show some other relay. Using Safari 26.5
I'm not sure what would I use WebAuthn for, if ever, maybe I could disable it through "Feature Flags" menu?; regardless, I never treat Apple's services as "premium", since the email fingerprinting thing. I pay mainly for Hide My Email, just to organise things per domain, and it's cheap.
goalieca 3 hours ago [-]
Webauthn is the api for Passkeys and things.
walrus01 2 hours ago [-]
Weird advertising on site: "Psylo is our privacy-first browser for iOS and iPadOS"
Correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't Apple disallow any actual 3rd party browser engines? Like, any browser on iOS that isn't the standard safari is just a skin on top of webkit/safari. It doesn't exactly inspire confidence that some third party browser will be able to implement things any better (as compared to like, running Firefox on Android, which actually implements the firefox browser engine).
internet2000 1 hours ago [-]
Networking is not handled by the rendering engine, which is an only a part of a browser app. That’s a credible claim.
imkac 1 hours ago [-]
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SnipeOfficial 4 hours ago [-]
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exabrial 5 hours ago [-]
I love iCloud private relay, but I need a way to turn it off. A command line utility would be amazing, along with the ability to turn off/on DNS-over-HTTP.
TechRemarker 5 hours ago [-]
You can turn if off in settings > iCloud. Either temporary for a day and auto back on, or permanently until you turn it back on.
exabrial 4 hours ago [-]
Yep, but one cannot script that, make it a part of a bash or automator actions, which is a problem.
dabbz 37 minutes ago [-]
There's a PLIST entry possibly relevant to it in
`~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.networkserviceproxy.plist`
I couldn't figure out how to get any changes to reflect but maybe it's a good pointer towards a solution?
EDIT: Reading into this, looks like they're very intentional about not allowing arbitrary enable/disable calls to it, likely to prevent a hostile entity from switching it off on unsuspecting users. The systems setting calls an XPC into a daemon that makes a web request, then validates the response from the API to update the PLIST structure.
dgsii 4 hours ago [-]
Have you tried recording UI events in Automator and saving it as an Application? Then you could execute the .app via script. I haven't done this but in theory it should work.
I'm not sure what would I use WebAuthn for, if ever, maybe I could disable it through "Feature Flags" menu?; regardless, I never treat Apple's services as "premium", since the email fingerprinting thing. I pay mainly for Hide My Email, just to organise things per domain, and it's cheap.
Correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't Apple disallow any actual 3rd party browser engines? Like, any browser on iOS that isn't the standard safari is just a skin on top of webkit/safari. It doesn't exactly inspire confidence that some third party browser will be able to implement things any better (as compared to like, running Firefox on Android, which actually implements the firefox browser engine).
I couldn't figure out how to get any changes to reflect but maybe it's a good pointer towards a solution?
EDIT: Reading into this, looks like they're very intentional about not allowing arbitrary enable/disable calls to it, likely to prevent a hostile entity from switching it off on unsuspecting users. The systems setting calls an XPC into a daemon that makes a web request, then validates the response from the API to update the PLIST structure.