Cloudflare Announces OHTTP Gateway
Cloudflare is launching an OHTTP Gateway to enable app backends to receive HTTP requests without seeing user IP addresses, enhancing privacy in app development.
Cloudflare is launching an OHTTP Gateway to enable app backends to receive HTTP requests without seeing user IP addresses, enhancing privacy in app development.
That’s why Cloudflare builds infrastructure that helps developers bake privacy into their apps. Oblivious HTTP (OHTTP) is an IETF standard designed to enable app backends to receive HTTP requests without seeing user IP addresses.
We’re well-positioned to solve this problem: the same building blocks that enable us to operate fast, reliable privacy infrastructure for products like 1.1.1.1 and iCloud Private Relay make us a good home for an OHTTP gateway. Because of Cloudflare’s anycast approach, our OHTTP…