Given your feelings regarding analytics, your response (stopping the use of Cloudflare) was entirely reasonable. If you don't want someone to manage your dataf

Given your feelings regarding analytics, your response (stopping the use of Cloudflare) was entirely reasonable. If you don't want someone to manage your dataflows/cacheing, then you probably shouldn't ask them to. Your labeling of analytics as "creepy", though, is entirely unreasonable - every hosting company and ISP on the planet that I've ever dealt with, regardless of their politics or privacy position, has always had hyper detailed analytics regarding my sites / racks bandwidth utilization - typically down to 5 minute increments. Furthermore, if I engage them as a provider of Transit and or CDN services, they always have very deep knowledge of who/where I'm sending data to. That's the entire point of why I acquires those services from them - so they can manage them for me.