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Cloudflare to EU: Anti-Piracy Measures Shouldn't Harm Privacy and Security
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this post was submitted on 07 Nov 2024
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Did you even look at the article or did you see "Cloud flare" in the title and immediately grabbed your pitchfork?
The article is outlining a situation where Cloudflare is advocating to maintain privacy.
...but why? What do they gain from it?
Business, the core of their business model over any other CDN is that steadfast privacy that they will only give information when it's mandated by a court order
But do they have "canaries" that allow the user to verify they are indeed doing that?
Yes they have a canary entry on their transparency reports.