Cloudflare Transparency Update: Joining Cloudflare’s Flock of (Warrant) Canaries

ronjor · Feb 25, 2019

25 Feb 2019 by Alissa Starzak, Justin Paine, Erin Walk.

We believe an essential part of earning the trust of our customers is being transparent about our features and services, what we do – and do not do – with our users’ data, and generally how we conduct ourselves in our engagement with third parties such as law enforcement authorities. We also think that an important part of being fully transparent is being rigorously consistent and anticipating future circumstances, so our users not only know how we have behaved in the past, but are able to anticipate with reasonable certainty how we will act in the future, even in difficult cases.
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mirimir · Feb 26, 2019

I've had a couple short conversations on HN and reddit with Cloudflare's CEO, and he seems very sincere and upfront.

ronjor · Sep 30, 2020

Cloudflare’s privacy crusade continues with a challenge to one of Google’s big data sources

By David Meyer September 29, 2020
The cybersecurity and content-distribution company Cloudflare has become a major part of the Internet's infrastructure, so here's a move that might cause concern at Alphabet HQ: Cloudflare is launching a privacy-friendly rival to Google Analytics.
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