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Comment on Getting a basic URL Filter to work
Well, in our case it seems to be pretty unreliable so I am thinking what if we made a mistake in the bloom filter itself. Alternatively, maybe iOS persists the filter result somehow? Here's how it looks like: we load a new bloom filter, reset PIR cache, try to open some example domain, but it does not trigger any PIR query (while it should and it actually did trigger it before).
Aug ’25
Comment on Getting a basic URL Filter to work
@KayleeSC hey, glad to see it helped! Just in case, I recently added an option to test via Oblivious HTTP so that you could test full stack and not just only the PIR part.
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Mar ’26
Comment on Getting a basic URL Filter to work
Try this one: https://github.com/ameshkov/swift-bloom
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Feb ’26
Comment on Getting a basic URL Filter to work
Well, in our case it seems to be pretty unreliable so I am thinking what if we made a mistake in the bloom filter itself. Alternatively, maybe iOS persists the filter result somehow? Here's how it looks like: we load a new bloom filter, reset PIR cache, try to open some example domain, but it does not trigger any PIR query (while it should and it actually did trigger it before).
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Aug ’25
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@KayleeSC were you able to make the bloom filter reliable trigger PIR service requests?
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Aug ’25
Comment on Requesting URL Filter capability
Thank you!
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Comment on DNS Proxy Provider in a public App Store app
Thank you!
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