@q1ngyang: Just discovered that the 'Limit IP Address Tracking' setting in iPhone's Cellular Network is the culprit that prevents mihomo configuration from using Apple Intelligence over cellular... It seems to take precedence over ClashMi, directing traffic for its own services and unencrypted DNS requests to servers operated by Apple...
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It was discovered that the 'Limit IP Address Tracking' setting in iPhone's cellular network causes mihomo configuration to fail to use Apple Intelligence properly, because this setting has higher priority than the proxy tool, sending unencrypted DNS requests and other traffic directly to Apple servers, thereby exposing the Chinese IP and being denied service.
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I just discovered that the “Limit IP Address Tracking” option in iPhone’s Cellular settings is the real culprit behind mihomo configuration files failing to work with Apple Intelligence over cellular…
Its priority seems to be higher than ClashMi — it directs traffic for Apple’s own services and unencrypted DNS requests to Apple’s secure servers, bypassing ClashMi entirely. Since it’s a direct connection, Apple Intelligence sees the Chinese IP and simply rejects it 😂😂
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