> This is particularly important for those paying for bandwidth as it slashes that cost by 84% Feel sorry to read such a generic statement. > Full (strict): C

> This is particularly important for those paying for bandwidth as it slashes that cost by 84% Feel sorry to read such a generic statement. > Full (strict): CloudFlare issues the certificate and they'll intercept your traffic, but then it's all HTTPS to the origin and the cert is validated as well Ah! Seems to say that it's ok if your certificate issuer were to be a MITM. > What it means is that you can choose how much SSL you want .. Interesting point. So privacy and data integrity between two parties can vary, the states being: (1) off, (2) flexible, (3) full, (4) full (strict). Amusingly, even when you choose option 4, i.e. full (strict), your certificate provider would act as a man-in-the-middle. -- [It makes the entire article seem like a Cloudflare campaign. Thank you.]