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Android 17’s better HTTPS privacy is rad. I’m proud that OkHttp 5.5 makes it easy to adopt.

medium.comClosing a Critical Internet Privacy Gap for Billions of Users: Android 17 Rolls Out ECH SupportWhen you launch an app or visit a website, you likely assume your connection is private. In reality, a critical privacy gap remains. Even…

27/8/26, 3:54 pm8 reposts34 likes

Today I learned Android 37 requires Certificate Transparency

blog.google4 new ways Android is protecting your network connectionsWe’re introducing a suite of advanced network security features that secure your connections, defend against cellular vulnerabilities, and help keep your home network pr…

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So with ECH, ISPs can only see the IP of the servers you're connecting to, but not their domain names anymore?

If you use cloudflare, or other edge networks supporting ECH, then they only know you are using "cloudflare-ech.com". developers.cloudflare.com/ssl/edge-cer...

developers.cloudflare.comECH ProtocolEncrypt the SNI field with Encrypted Client Hello for improved privacy.

Doesn't look like Google Cloud CDN is in that list. Your ISP knows when you're using Confetti! 👀