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Announcing Cloudflare OHTTP Gateway – expanding access to Cloudflare’s privacy-preserving infrastructure
Cloudflare announced the closed beta of its OHTTP Gateway, a managed service that decapsulates encrypted OHTTP requests for application servers while preserving client privacy and expanding access to privacy-preserving infrastructure. OHTTP is an IETF standard that uses two independent hops—a relay and a gateway—to hide client IP addresses and TLS fingerprints from app servers, ensuring no single party sees both client identifiers and request contents. The new Gateway is designed for customers whose app servers are already behind Cloudflare, allowing them to use a third-party relay while Cloudflare handles the cryptographic work, for example with Apple’s LiveCallerID. Cloudflare also renamed its existing Privacy Gateway product to Cloudflare OHTTP Relay to better distinguish the two product options. The Gateway runs on Cloudflare’s global edge network to minimize latency, and developers can implement OHTTP clients using sample libraries while joining a waitlist for the paid add-on.

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Cloudflare
Announcing Cloudflare OHTTP Gateway – expanding access to Cloudflare’s privacy-preserving infrastructure
Cloudflare announced the closed beta of its OHTTP Gateway, a managed service that decapsulates encrypted OHTTP requests for application servers while preserving client privacy and expanding access to privacy-preserving infrastructure. OHTTP is an IETF standard that uses two independent hops—a relay and a gateway—to hide client IP addresses and TLS fingerprints from app servers, ensuring no single party sees both client identifiers and request contents. The new Gateway is designed for customers whose app servers are already behind Cloudflare, allowing them to use a third-party relay while Cloudflare handles the cryptographic work, for example with Apple’s LiveCallerID. Cloudflare also renamed its existing Privacy Gateway product to Cloudflare OHTTP Relay to better distinguish the two product options. The Gateway runs on Cloudflare’s global edge network to minimize latency, and developers can implement OHTTP clients using sample libraries while joining a waitlist for the paid add-on.

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