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>CloudFlare [...] facilitating criminals So you are against net neutrality? If they have detailed contact negotiations with known criminals, I can see how tha
by halomru 10y ago
>CloudFlare [...] facilitating criminals
So you are against net neutrality?
If they have detailed contact negotiations with known criminals, I can see how that's problematic. But as long as criminals get the same deal as everyone else, I don't see a problem. Mafia bosses get a regular phone line too, even if they use it to conduct illegal business.
- faded242 10y agoKnown abuse happens through their service, and they shield the offending party. You like all of those Viagra spam emails? You like the scams run against vulnerable people? That's not net neutrality. If CloudFlare was an above-board player they would take steps to stop this abuse traversing their services when they are brought to their attention. Instead, they know about the abuse and give the big middle finger to those who report it to them.
- halomru 10y ago>Net neutrality is the principle [...] treat all data on the Internet the same, not discriminating or charging differentially by user, content, website, platform, application, type of attached equipment, or mode of communication. Criminality can only be discerned by user or content. Both are protected under net neutrality