(You can alternatively tell Private Relay to choose an IP from your country and time zone, giving it a much wider pool of IPs to choose from.) If you've a Staten Island IP address, for instance, it might simply use 'New York.

You could still be identified by your IP address, so the Ingress Proxy replaces it with an approximate geographical location. This is how Private Relay uses multiple proxies to conceal your true IP address (Image credit: Apple) Read our primer on proxy servers (opens in new tab). The Ingress Proxy doesn't even know which website you're visiting, as that information is encrypted on your device. The connection is authenticated via a technique called RSA Blinded Signatures, which allows you access without having to transmit a username, password, or any account details at all - no need for a password manager (opens in new tab) here. Your device makes a speedy and secure QUIC/ HTTP3 connection from the internet to the first server, the Ingress, run by Apple. When you next connect to a website, Private Relay randomly chooses two servers to handle your traffic. Just sign into your iPhone (opens in new tab), iPad (opens in new tab) or Mac (opens in new tab) with an iCloud+ subscription, enable Private Relay in your iCloud settings, and the technology starts shielding your Safari activities. Private Relay is easy to use, with none of the app hassles you'll see with a regular VPN. These are the best iPhone VPN (opens in new tab) services available.

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