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Explored: A New iOS Browser With Silo-Based Anti-Tracking Tools

Each tab in operates like its own agent, with a unique disguise and no shared memory of the mission.

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A new player in the privacy-focused browser space, Psylo, has launched on Apple’s App Store, offering iOS and iPadOS users a fresh tool designed to combat pervasive tracking techniques like browser fingerprinting.

Psylo is the work of Mysk, a Canada-based company led by security researchers Talal Haj Bakry and Tommy Mysk.

Unlike conventional browsers, Psylo introduces a model where each tab functions as an isolated environment, or “silo,” with its own storage, cookies, and unique IP address.

According to Mysk, this architecture applies distinct anti-fingerprinting defenses per silo, including techniques like canvas randomization, making it harder for websites to link activity across tabs. “Psylo stands out as it is the only WebKit-based iOS browser that truly isolates tabs,” Mysk explained.

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