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> 1. We don't write user-identifiable log data to disk; That's great... but you do log user-identifiable info? How I read that is "we log things that can ident
by TheCraiggers 8y ago
> 1. We don't write user-identifiable log data to disk;
That's great... but you do log user-identifiable info? How I read that is "we log things that can identify you but just keep it in memory for X amount of time".
Myself and other privacy-minded folks would like to know more details there, especially as this is a freemium service.
- bvda 8y ago>A VPN for People Who Don’t Know What V.P.N. Stands For I don't think their target audience includes those people (privacy minded folks.)
- TheCraiggers 8y agoTrue. But that doesn't preclude you from offering the same amount of privacy. I suppose they want to catch abusers or find some other way of monetizing it, but that has nothing to do with the demographic they're chasing.
- zamadatix 8y agoHard not to have user identifiable info at least in memory for a network session.
- zackbloom 8y agoYou can read the full privacy policy here: https://www.cloudflare.com/public-resolver-mobile-privacy/ https://www.cloudflare.com/public-resolver-mobile-privacy/ The short answer is we really don't want to have data. We store bits of it for aggregate analysis and debugging, but the goal is to not be able to map traffic to individual people as quickly as possible.