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eh.. "it's just like working with any third party cloud provider" - not exactly. most cloud providers have not posted that they will actively scan what your vi
by stevenicr 5y ago
eh.. "it's just like working with any third party cloud provider" - not exactly.
most cloud providers have not posted that they will actively scan what your visitors read and write to send info to three letter agencies so that men with guns can decide if freedoms you or your visitors have had should continue.
It's even more interesting that the ssl and encryption stuff is so confusing that even tech focused professionals do not know it's possible - just because cloudflare is the dns used.
I guess that really means that the little lock icon in the url bar is a very false sense of whatever for 18% of the web.