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LoafyLemon
I don’t see the need to vilify Cloudflare. So far, they have shown nothing but respect towards net neutrality, fighting against bad internet practices (like Google), and even standing up to ISPs and governments to protect their users, whether they’re pirates or not.
They have been around long enough (10+ years) to let you judge them and their services through their actions, not rumours.
A boob, a butt, or some violence like combat footage or the like are all fine, but I don’t want porn on my feed like at all.
Likewise, but I want porn and none the violence. Make love, not war! 🥵
Remember when some people said we’re nuts thinking Google will try to ban ad blockers with manifest v3? Yeah.
I don’t agree with Brave’s business model, and the shady stuff they did, but the enemy of my enemy is my friend.
You absolutely can tell what’s happening by reading the source code. They are using a listener and a delay for when ontimeupdate
promise is not met, which timeouts the entire connection for 5 full seconds.
It’s in the first paragraph.
In 2022, rightsholders obtained permission in Austria to block several pirate site domains and a list of IP addresses that actually belonged to Cloudflare. ISPs had no choice but to comply with the court’s instructions which took out countless Cloudflare customers in Austria. According to reviews conducted by local telecoms regulator TKK, the IP address blocking violated net neutrality regulations and will no longer be allowed.
In other words, only domain blocking will be allowed, IP blocking will not be permitted, and cloudflare IPs must be unblocked again.