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Of course it's cloudflare's fault. They monetized and scaled a service that blocks humans from interacting with websites. They're also essentially a deanonymiz
by ants_everywhere 1y ago
Of course it's cloudflare's fault. They monetized and scaled a service that blocks humans from interacting with websites.
They're also essentially a deanonymization reverse proxy that can track everyone's browsing history and decide whether you get to see websites based on social credit.
- IgorPartola 1y agoAnd it is in their financial interest to block. They would rather not spend their bandwidth.
- ants_everywhere 1y agoThat I'm not so sure about. If they get too block-happy they'll lose customers. But I don't think they care if they block firefox users, or people who delete cookies, or VPN users, or Tor users, or people who resist fingerprinting, or people who block ads, etc.