The revelation that Apple’s iCloud Private Relay feature hasn’t been as secure as Apple says has spawned a lawsuit against the iPhone maker.
Last week, a blog post by Talal Haj Bakry and Tommy Mysk exposed a vulnerability in how iCloud Private Relay, in some circumstances, doesn’t shield a customer’s IP address, which is the entire purpose of the feature. Even when it’s enabled, their information can be exposed when using a passkey to sign in or when a website uses two methods (DNS prefetching and WebTransport) to load data faster.
In a complaint filed by Clarkson Law Firm on Aug. 6, plaintiff Edward Rickman says he subscribed to iCloud Plus…
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