Person
David Schinazi
At the 2 September 2026 capture, the official IETF Datatracker describes David Schinazi as a senior staff software engineer and senior manager at Google working primarily on Privacy Proxy, MASQUE and OHTTP. RFC 9298 names him as author of the Standards Track specification Proxying UDP in HTTP; RFC 9297 and RFC 9484 record related collaborative authorship. These records establish capture-dated participation and authorship, not ownership of the MASQUE programme, control of deployments or a guarantee that any proxy service implements the standards correctly.
What to know first
- Public roleAt the 2 September 2026 capture, the official IETF Datatracker describes David Schinazi as a senior staff software engineer and senior manager at Google working primarily on Privacy Proxy, MASQUE and OHTTP. RFC 9298 names him as author of the Standards Track specification Proxying UDP in HTTP; RFC 9297 and RFC 9484 record related collaborative authorship. These records establish capture-dated participation and authorship, not ownership of the MASQUE programme, control of deployments or a guarantee that any proxy service implements the standards correctly.Medium confidence
- Source basisPublic directory evidenceMedium confidence
- Last verifiedSep 01, 2026High confidence
Basic information
- NameDavid SchinaziHigh confidence
- Public roleAt the 2 September 2026 capture, the official IETF Datatracker describes David Schinazi as a senior staff software engineer and senior manager at Google working primarily on Privacy Proxy, MASQUE and OHTTP. RFC 9298 names him as author of the Standards Track specification Proxying UDP in HTTP; RFC 9297 and RFC 9484 record related collaborative authorship. These records establish capture-dated participation and authorship, not ownership of the MASQUE programme, control of deployments or a guarantee that any proxy service implements the standards correctly.Medium confidence
- Last verifiedSep 01, 2026High confidence
Related entities, projects, and resources
- Editorial contextDavid Schinazi and the UDP Tunnel That Opened Before the Destination Answered, A green CONNECT-UDP response can arrive before the destination has sent a single packet. RFC 9298 makes that apparent paradox precise: the proxy is reporting its own readiness, not certifying a remote application's existence.Medium confidence