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How One Major Internet Company Helps Serve Up Hate on the Web
- yosamino 9y ago... and fraud. And spam. And phishing. Or to put in their words: > Note: as Cloudflare is not a hosting provider, we have no way to remove the website or it's content from the internet. Which is basically the only sentence that they use in their responses to any complaint. They're a private company, they're not obligated to serve all these criminals. For some reason they do though. Almost any other network service provider that I send abuse requests to responds properly and does not wish to have criminals as their customers. Except Cloudflare. Cloudflare actively shields them. The best they offered me was to forward my complaint to their customer. Forwarding my complaint to someone I do not know, and suspect to be a criminal. Why thank you Cloudflare. How considerate.
- DarkKomunalec 9y agoI'd rather wait for a conviction of these criminals, than have Cloudflare act as private law enforcement.
- yosamino 9y agoThis is correct. The point is not to make Cloudflare private law enforcement. But Cloudflare makes it impossible for me to even find out whom I should report to the relevant authorities. Cloudflare basically ignores any information I send them and replies with "We are just a proxy" and then they don't take any further action. They host authorative DNS, DNS registration is in the Cayman Islands or Panama or wherever, and Cloudflare obscures the origin hoster. The point is that Clouflare willingly protects criminals, and shields them from prosecution.
- Neliquat 9y agoAnother brilliant Free speech equals nazis post. Please go back to reddit with this crap.