Steps we've taken around Cloudflare's services in Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia
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Re: Steps we've taken around Cloudflare's services in Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia
#2"Our conclusion, in consultation with those experts, is that Russia needs more Internet access, not less."
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#3Excellent and very reassuring for us, the customers.
I was wondering about CF's attitude as I've been increasing my use of CF services.
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#4> However, when what Cloudflare is fundamentally providing is a more open, private, and secure Internet, we believe that shutting down Cloudflare's services entirely in Russia would be a mistake.
Good. Seems like Cloudflare is taking the sensible approach by targeting the sanctions at certain individuals rather than a blanket ban and still staying on the side of ICANN, RIPE, EFF on not revoking all services within Russia as they 'need more internet access, not less'.
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#5Looks like I’ll be transferring my domains back to Namecheap. Such a shame to see a weak response from Cloudflare.
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#7No post body was provided.
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#8Stop protecting Russian killers. All media sources shootdown in Russia, who are you protection? Russian banks, FSB, military? You have no shame and put your profit ahead of your duty. Follow Microsoft, Oracle
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#9Thank you so much for doing this. People need to recognize that one of the main reasons Russians support this is because they REALLY have heard nothing else than Putin's propaganda, given that ALL free media is practically destroyed in the past decade. This information "vacuum" is hard to imagine if you live in a democratic country.
Re: Steps we've taken around Cloudflare's services in Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia
#10"Our conclusion, in consultation with those experts, is that Russia needs more Internet access, not less." ♥
Information and dictatorship never go hand in hand.