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At that point why bother with cloudflare? if you have a credible legal case to take down the hosting of the website you make a legal case in the place where it
by philippejara 4y ago
At that point why bother with cloudflare? if you have a credible legal case to take down the hosting of the website you make a legal case in the place where it is being hosted and use that to get it down. I can't really see any reason for a court of law to force cloudflare to not service someone given that the obvious implications that the one asking for that to happen wants to commit a felony, or at the very least make the target susceptible to one, assuming cloudflare isn't hosting anything of course.
- viraptor 4y agoBecause the hosting company may be not bothered and actively supporting the extremist content. (guess if this applies in this case...)
- philippejara 4y agoThe hosting company views are completely irrelevant once they receive a legal order to stop hosting something.