I was under the impression cloudflare was big enough to tell governments to fuck off, and I mistaken?
this post was submitted on 01 Apr 2025
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If Cloudflare wants to operate in a jurisdiction it has to follow its laws. They can fight them in court, but if a court orders them to do something they'll likely comply in some way or another.
E.g. UK wanted a backdoor in E2EE iCloud, so Apple disabled E2EE in the UK.
Corporations don't tell governments they like (eg.: nazis) to fuck off. Au contrainre.
Assuming they want too.