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Interesting to see what others use. I'm a bit curious about using CloudFlare's DNS though. If you take a stand against Google's societal impact, why switch to
by whoknew1122 6y ago
Interesting to see what others use. I'm a bit curious about using CloudFlare's DNS though.
If you take a stand against Google's societal impact, why switch to CloudFlare? CloudFlare's 'content neutral' stance enables a lot of hate speech and other, more disgusting material.
It seems odd to have ethical concerns about Google, but not CloudFlare.
- kmclean 6y agoI haven't done as much research about CloudFlare. I generally appreciate their views on privacy and the internet, but I have heard some really sketchy things about the way they route traffic and what you're describing sounds worrisome for sure! I find it extremely hard to be an ethical consumer these days and honestly just get burnt out learning about all the horrible things people and companies with lots of money get away with, so I need to pace myself and take it in manageable doses. I will spend some time learning about Cloudflare this year.
- glial 6y agoI am against censorship but also don’t support companies who actively promote hate speech via recommendations. I’m ok with anyone having a blog but not OK with FB/Google creating conspiracy theory rabbit holes to drive engagement. This is a distinction I wish more people made.
- kbelder 6y agoBecause I think censoring hate speech can have a worse societal impact than being a neutral host. CloudFlare is, from my viewpoint, behaving more ethically.