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The Results of the 1.1.1.1 Public DNS Resolver Privacy Examination

• gullyfur 7y ago
  I learned a few things from this post. Is the IP truncation happening at a certain octet? I’d be interested to read more of that. I’m searching on mobile, so hard to find (I hit a 404 and some forum posts)
  • asdz 7y ago
    "A public resolver user’s IP address (referred to as the client or source IP address) will not be stored in non-volatile storage. Cloudflare will anonymize source IP addresses via IP truncation methods (last octet for IPv4 and last 80 bits for IPv6). Cloudflare will delete the truncated IP address within 25 hours." It's the last octet.
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• Havoc 7y ago
  That’s great. As imperfect as it is these types of external reviews do give me some level of comfort.
• Angeo34 7y ago
  >US for profit company >privacy That's a literal oxymoron. All US companies are subject to data snooping whatever they say themselves is irrelevant. Lavabit is the prime example how the US gov will force you to either hand over keys or go out of business. And since Cloudflare didn't have any problems with Gov yet it's obvious they are handing over all keys without court orders.
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