Navigate to a different website and Private Relay is automatically enabled again. This enables it to know your IP address and location, so any service the site offers that relies on them will work. Whatever the reason, you can temporarily disable Private Relay for a specific website. It may be because of a security feature on the site or the site may rely on knowing your IP and location for things like delivery services or prices, for example. It is rare, but in some cases a website may not work correctly when Private Relay is doing its job. However, providing you don’t log into anything and you either clear cookies or use a private browsing window, you can be fairly anonymous when browsing the web with Private Relay enabled. Standard In iOS 15, open Safari Tap the two-square icon in the bottom right corner (top right corner if using landscape view) Tap the 1 Tab button (or X Tabs) Choose Private Tap the + icon. Private Relay is a useful privacy feature for the iPhone, but it is not perfect and if you log into a website, it will definitely know who you are because your account identifies you. It helps to prevent websites and advertisers from tracking you. In some ways Private Relay on the iPhone is like a VPN and it hides your IP address, which is your unique identity when browsing the web, it makes your location less precise, and it prevents your internet provider from spying on you. However, you might need to disable it for some sites. Private Relay is a feature in iOS that hides your location and your IP address.
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