According to the WWDC 2020 Session "Support local network privacy in your app", on iOS 14 users must grant permissions to applications that access local networks. I'd like to get clarification on what accessing the local network means. Specifically I like to understand in what cases do unicast UDP connections constitute local network access. Real-time communication applications use ICE (RFC 8445) to determine connectivity between communicating endpoints. Many times endpoints live in separate private subnets with the same IP prefix (eg. 192.168.x.x). If such a case arises will this constitute "Local Network Access"? Does it matter if the host actually exists or not at the local address?