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They already allow hosting static websites so I think the same guardrails are implemented.

• Bender 3mo ago
  I've never used CF so I could be ignorant in this matter. I assumed perhaps incorrectly that people had to verify their email address and delegate their domain(s) to CF including setting the glue records in the TLD servers meaning there is possibly a financial trail somewhere probably in the DNS registrars and perhaps a mail provider, whereas this is just drag-and-drop with no money trail. I have no idea what guardrails they have in place in the background that blocks malware, CSAM, warez and such on their free accounts.
  • hoppp 3mo ago
    Just having an account with an email address is enough. They assign a subdomain automatically for uploads, same as cloudflare workers. I don't know what they do, but implementing guardrails for this is possible nowadays with AI, but maybe they use a "mechanical turk"
  • tick_tock_tick 3mo ago
    If you want your own domain you need to do a bunch of that but you can also host stuff on your own free subdomain of their workers.dev