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> More so than from "traditional" VPNs (i.e. the ones claiming to keep "no logs and never selling your data")? Yes, because it is a free service, an easy and f
by KomoD 3y ago
> More so than from "traditional" VPNs (i.e. the ones claiming to keep "no logs and never selling your data")?
Yes, because it is a free service, an easy and free way to just hide your ip address. You don't even need an account.
> I think at least for a while, Cloudflare-hosted sites would even bypass it entirely and they'd get the real underlying client IP.
Correct, this used to be the case, but no longer is as far as I can tell. But even with that, it was an issue for non-Cloudflare websites and services that are being attacked that aren't HTTP(S) (e.g. SSH)
- lxgr 3y agoAh, I haven't been following it closely. Thank you! Just found a blog post on that architectural change: https://blog.cloudflare.com/geoexit-improving-warp-user-experience-larger-network/ https://blog.cloudflare.com/geoexit-improving-warp-user-expe... Are they responsive at all to abuse notifications about their VPN users? Presumably the only thing they could even do is to block an upstream IP address, given that it doesn't require an account.