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Damn. So you need an Enterprise account in order to determine whether this thing reveals users' IP addresses. And that probably isn't cheap, and can't be create
by mirimir 7y ago
Damn. So you need an Enterprise account in order to determine whether this thing reveals users' IP addresses. And that probably isn't cheap, and can't be created anonymously.
Someone from Mozilla really needs to clarify this.
- dessant 7y agoTrue-Client-IP looks like an alias for CF-Connecting-IP, so far everything points to the design goals of Firefox Private Network being respected.
- mirimir 7y agoIf that's true, those goals are dangerous, and not clearly disclosed. They should prominently disclose something like this: "This extension does not hide your IP address from websites that use Cloudflare." And not leave it for people to discover that themselves.
- dessant 7y agoThe extension does hide the user's IP address from all websites, as stated in their marketing material and privacy policy. What it cannot be used for is to evade geoblocking, which is also stated in the privacy policy.
- ignoramous 7y ago> What it cannot be used for is to evade geoblocking By it you mean Firefox Private Network or Cloudflare Warp? It would be disappointing if either are unable to help circumvent censorship.
- ignoramous 7y agoTo answer my own question, Cloudflare has made it clear that Warp / Firefox Private Network can't be used to access geo-blocked content like on Netflix. It may; however, help bypass government censorship not enforced by web entities themselves.
- mirimir 7y agoIf it hides user's IP from all websites, how can it not be used to evade geoblocking? Where in the setup would evasion of geoblocking be prevented?