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Cloud9 DNS
I don't think there's really much more I can add. I'm not really qualified to get into a deep discussion over the specific wording that legal came up with. I would just encourage you to take Matthew's words to heart about what we, as a company, want to do. Which is that we don't think it's our...- Ryan K (Cloudflare)
- Post #77
- Forum: General Network Security
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Cloud9 DNS
Glad I was able to chime in. I completely understand the privacy concerns and being suspicious of the legalese. Hopefully most people can believe me when I say that we have no interest in selling data (anonymous or otherwise) for profiling or targeting purposes, and what data we do collect we...- Ryan K (Cloudflare)
- Post #70
- Forum: General Network Security
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Cloud9 DNS
Totally understand having suspicions. And I'm happy to try and help clarify. If I don't have all the info I can reach out to the Resolver team and see what else I can find out. While the 1.1.1.1 app uses the VPN function on your phone, it is not a VPN (in the traditional sense). It secures and...- Ryan K (Cloudflare)
- Post #60
- Forum: General Network Security
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Cloud9 DNS
Completely different product. That has to do with a site operator reviewing and analyzing information that would already be available to them about their own site visitors, with the addition of info about bots (that other analytics typically ignore). If you are asking about Matthew's comments...- Ryan K (Cloudflare)
- Post #58
- Forum: General Network Security
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Cloud9 DNS
With regard to Cloudflare, this is a completely false statement. We don't sell data on users or their activities. Period. We do collect data, which is used for debugging purposes, but it is purged in 24 hours. We don't mine data or sell it for profit. Not our business model and I feel pretty...- Ryan K (Cloudflare)
- Post #50
- Forum: General Network Security