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The following are the most recent problems reported by Cloudflare users through our website.
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Cloud Services (47%)
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Domains (28%)
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Hosting (12%)
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Web Tools (11%)
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E-mail (4%)
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Cloudflare Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Andrew
(@amonshiz) reported
@timonus What is the concern? Is there PII in the bucket? Or is it network usage costs? If the latter setup Cloudflare in front for CDN to reduce?
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^.^ Are you gonna eat that? 𝚯⃤
(@CoyoteDen) reported
@BreakIntoProg @github Are you by some chance using iCloud Private Relay? I’ve found google, GitHub, anything behind Cloudflare (ironically enough as their WARP service powers iCPR) etc… occasionally do not like it and captcha you or do other stuff.
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Blake E. Reid
(@blakereid) reported
@jilliancyork I mean a service whose functionality is directly exposed to users (e.g., every user of Zoom in a technical sense knows they are using Zoom, versus people interacting with Cloudflare as a technical matter who may have no idea that they are doing so)…
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Peter
(@plambrechtsen) reported
@jilliancyork Most companies have a TOS which they enforce for bad customers. Cloudflare have routinely protected the most vile of vile for years and only taken action under duress. They also only have an acceptable use paragraph. Their protection of awful sites is by design. That is the issue
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Armand Grillet
(@ArmandGrillet) reported
Was yak shaving a personal project for 3 weeks, ended up doing the job with Cloudflare Workers + 60 lines of JS this morning. Never seen such an easy way to run a microservice in the cloud!
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Erin, Min-Maxed ****
(@IamNoxie) reported
And it's worth noting here that neither KF nor the Daily Stormer are totally gone because Cloudflare doesn't service them anymore. They're in a less secure spot, for sure, but they're not gone from the internet.
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Min
(@minneyar) reported
@EFF Gotta be honest, if your take here boils down to, "CloudFlare shouldn't have dropped KF," I'm not donating to you again.
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NoOneImportant
(@No1Important81) reported
@jessdkant I don't see CloudFlare citing ToS violations in their article on dropping the site. The idea of this article is that service providers of core internet infrastructure shouldn't be deputized into content police, and that doing so sets a bad precedent.
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Jorge (he/him)
(@motoridersd) reported
@unixfg Ok finally worked this morning. There was some DNS propagation that needed to happen because I was using cloudflare to proxy the SSL traffic. The DNS redirect worked for casting from the Plex app. Thanks for your help!
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Mike Merideth
(@MeridethMike) reported
Kind of points to a little problem with laser-focused single issue advocacy. Luckily for the rest of us, we know that Cloudflare isn’t a government agency and so cannot violate anyone’s civil rights by refusing them service.
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C M
(@FreeSpeaker93) reported
@AFF100011 @EFF Its a **** business decision, because now people know that Cloudflare will kick them for no reason and claim bogus "threats to life" if a couple of crossdressing perverts cry there salty tears at them.
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Blake E. Reid
(@blakereid) reported
@jilliancyork My bad: didn’t mean to imply you hadn’t been. Should have emphasized “now, in the context of the Cloudflare/KF fracas,” which was what struck me.
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kesavkolla
(@kesavkolla) reported
My zeal of writing code kept me awake last night. Worked on java code which converts Tiff to PDF. The problem statement was so simple at first blush. The complexity grew because I have to convert hundreds of thousand images. These images are stored in cloudflare R2.
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🏳️🌈morningstar🌟jubilee🏳️⚧️
(@workingjubilee) reported
@jilliancyork @EFF And none of the ones you mention, like Zoom, or PayPal, are the same as Cloudflare. They are far higher level on social and network stacks. And Cloudflare's main job IS making the internet less private? Haven't you run into the 1 million Cloudflare challenges while using Tor?
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Ashley Lake
(@AshleyLatke) reported
When S3Bubble stoped offering steaming video to adult, when Apple removed tumblr from the App Store, when Switter was dumped by cloudflare, etc, these things happened in every country, to everyone, not just the abusers or bad folks on every platform
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Princess Boo!! Boo!!👻
(@ChooChooHime) reported
@5zrdh2gfnp @EbThen @EFF Okay, but the thing is, regardless of who makes the decision, any reasonable person would agree that the murderous harassment website should not in fact be given service. As there are no utilty regulations, Cloudflare are the only ones who can make that necesary decision.
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Wasseny Lima Rios Neto
(@neto_limarios) reported
Unknown connection issue between #Cloudflare and #Smobserved
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Liz Fong-Jones (方禮真)
(@lizthegrey) reported
@jilliancyork @remembrancermx Okay, I'll agree, Cloudflare dragged their heels on this one and *someone* should have compelled them sooner to act. But the problem is we already know government is useless here so (doubly so because it then has First Amendment implications if it's deciding what to take down).
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j◎hn 🎒
(@john__rees) reported
@hmans @Telekom_hilft @github Would changing your DNS help? Cloudflare’s for example 1.1.1.1 1.0.0.1
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Mullet Nation, Inc.
(@MulletNationInc) reported
What if cybersecurity founders decided to just shut off services to entities they didn’t like? Glad they don’t and couldn’t care less who uses the service… exception of Cloudflare.
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tranny demon hacker
(@defnotbeka) reported
i wish cloudflare had never chosen to cross that line, but once they did, they became something that al sides have to try to control the fascists and authoritarians won't ever NOT try to use cloudflare as a weapon, and so everyone else is obligated to try to do likewise
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Aaron Glazer
(@aaronglazer) reported
One huge benefit of it is a change in mindset. e.g. building around @Cloudflare workers forces you to write software thats more singularly focused around a single objective. It sharpens your thinking around how to specifically solve that problem and not get distracted by others
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Suresh Nirody - snirody.eth
(@snirody) reported
Odd, getting miscellaneous Cloudflare errors trying to connect to a number of web sites
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Erin, Min-Maxed ****
(@IamNoxie) reported
Once again, the reality is that the internet is not free now, and cannot be free under capitalist or state control. Under the current conditions, Cloudflare's decision to remove their support was the *best case* outcome.
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Shitposter in Chief
(@AreHumanRights_) reported
@joncoopertweets Start a writing campaign to internet infrastructure companies to deny services to websites you don't like. @eastdakota and @Cloudflare are great examples of this. They believe no one has a right to internet service and are happy to deny those they disagree with.
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Steven M. Bellovin
(@SteveBellovin) reported
@blakereid It's an interesting question if Cloudflare is approaching that level of penetration—CDN utility depends very heavily on having POPs in the right places. There's also Metcalfe's Law: the utility of a network is proportional to the square of the number of users. 3/
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Elle | she/her
(@stuckinawelle) reported
@hcetamd @EFF okay but cloudflare aren’t a basic service provider, they’re a reverse proxy — something that is typically a superfluous service and one that is offered by plenty of other companies and in the specific case of KF, it took real threats to physical safety for them to step in.
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Sean Marzeli
(@smarzeli) reported
@glyph @EFF That analogy doesn't hold up. Because no evidence of any crimes have been tied to KF. And they also have 90,000 registered users, compared to the 5k twitter users that were demanding Cloudflare to take them down.
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Mary Leveson
(@LevesonMary) reported
@MoonofA Your site is down in Cape Town South Africa too. Will Cloudflare fix this or is it intentional?
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bønkmͭaͭyͮkr❄️📺
(@litdogger) reported
@amyhoy @EFF The point isn't that Cloudflare isn't allowed to do these things. The point is that Cloudflare, and service providers in general, should not be making these decisions because they have too much power and will make terrible mistakes.