QuantumEntanglement
Entanglement, is a real phenomenon in the Quantum, but not a strange one. Differences distinguish independent state A is not the same as B. But A and B are manifestation of the same thing, a single difference, and are thus logically entangled. This entanglement is communicated by the perfect discrete propagation of the differences in the vacuum. The events are correlated because they represent aspects, or perspectives, of the same singular differences. (Non-communicative quantum operators limit the propagation of such entanglements creating the non-linear propagation effects.)
The implication is that locality is the emergent result of events and does not pre-exist independently. Information is localized potentially making reality different for different participants. It may seem weird to you, to me that is just the way it happens to be, nature found a way for everything to work sensibly without considering our preconceived notions of covariant localities in a continuum.
The nature of locality is different than expected. We have been through this already, no? The arguments of Peres, t'Hooft, Mead, Einstein, Schroedinger, Bell, Bohm, and Cramer etc. make it clear that superpositions of state are a stupid positions of mind. The only actions at a distance we know of are propagations at a wavelength.
Quantum communications require a sender and a receiver, and signals only go to those listening at the correct energy, a collaboration between the sender and the receiver, which makes events possible, there are no actual effects at a distance communicated.