and really, I think we can all assume that the large tech companies are pure evil at this point generally; expecting them to do the ethical thing will only give you disappointment.

this is incredibly frustrating.

@munin I once talked about how it was bad for business for cloudflare to be protecting a certain doxxing site. Not any or accusative, just pointing out that there's a lot of people like me making networking decisions mostly know them for being protectors of abuse.

My home address and a death threat were posted by the end of the day

@munin I once reported CSAM to @cloudflare - Like, a URL with CSAM on the open web, no login necessary, just visit the page to verify. No brainer, right?

Cloudflare is a network provider offering a reverse proxy, pass-through security service. We are not a hosting provider. Cloudflare does not control the content of our customers.

They never took them down.

I don't know about you @cloudflare but if I was providing services to someone who was distributing CSAM and was made aware of it - I would make sure to ban them hard AND report them to the relevant authorities.

You may not control the content of your customers, but you make a choice to let them use your platform.