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Apple, Cloudflare Develop a New Internet Standard That Aims to Protect User Privacy | Technology News

Apple, Cloudflare Develop a New Internet Standard That Aims to Protect User Privacy Cloudflare has developed a new Domain Name System (DNS) standard, called Oblivious DNS over HTTPS (ODoH), with Apple and cloud service provider Fastly, that is aimed to deliver better Internet privacy to end consumers. It comes as an extension to the existing DNS over HTTPS (DoH) and uses a proxy to help protect end-user privacy.

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