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I don't like the idea of "we're tacking this onto an existing service lots of people have enabled". CF bit me recently by suddenly taking away proxied dns wildc
by luckylion 6y ago
I don't like the idea of "we're tacking this onto an existing service lots of people have enabled". CF bit me recently by suddenly taking away proxied dns wildcards from free zones, as it's now a premium feature (breaking the security promise in the process by changing the wild card entry to non-proxied). I don't like surprises and opt-out changes in critical infrastructure.
It's one thing to use CF's Always-On service - you're a customer, you know you can remove your data from it. It's another to get the Internet Archive involved, who may or may not remove your data, and may or may not honor robots.txt.
- stubish 6y agoSending the details seems to be tied into clicking the 'Update' button in the Cloud Flare UI, which documents that clicking it you agree. So they might not be sending your PII to a 3rd party until they get your permission. Hopefully any automated updates are not violating customers wishes. Yes, it is annoying the features have been tied together for people who choose to have as little interaction with IA as possible.