Obviously I'm talking about what follows the name resolution.
> The connections themselves where data is transfered, are negotiated using TLS and thus encrypted.
They're not, as I said there are quite a few unencrypted ones. Last time I couldn't even set up a HomePod without allowing insecure connections.
> but none of these would be capable of portraying anything more than simple metadata, like your ip address.
Just the captive portal check alone contains things like the User-Agent, which has plenty more than just your IP.
Obviously I'm talking about what follows the name resolution.
> The connections themselves where data is transfered, are negotiated using TLS and thus encrypted.
They're not, as I said there are quite a few unencrypted ones. Last time I couldn't even set up a HomePod without allowing insecure connections.
> but none of these would be capable of portraying anything more than simple metadata, like your ip address.
Just the captive portal check alone contains things like the User-Agent, which has plenty more than just your IP.