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Is their DDOS service censored?
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#12Why do they want to add all our traffic to their backbone?
Same reason as they offer free TLS termination. Someone is paying for all of that unencrypted and/or de-anonymized traffic across an increasingly
large portion of all internet activity.
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#13Where is Cloudflare heading to? Do they want to „own“ the entire internet traffic?
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Unfortunately not.
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#16Why do they want to add all our traffic to their backbone?
Much easier to get a global view of Internet behaviour when there are only one or two DCs worth of ClickHouse clusters needing tapped
Related question: given this obviously generates logs, what are CloudFlare doing to protect log data in transit within its own network from similar attacks to the Google-NSA episode? ( https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/nsa-i... )
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#18Why do they want to add all our traffic to their backbone?
Hint: bot detection is one of Cloudflare's products
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Sounds like what you want is some regulation for content hosts, isn't it?
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#20Where is Cloudflare heading to? Do they want to „own“ the entire internet traffic?
Perhaps centralization is the fate of an internet where it costs $5 to boot a website off of it.