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How does the free version of Cloudflare proxy track users/visitors?
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this post was submitted on 13 Aug 2023
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He wants to block every single site that uses cloudflare.
Maybe it would be easier to block access to everything except a trusted whitelist
I think at this point the best approach is to call the ISP and ask for a cancellation. Buy a modem and connect to old style BBS
Not the point though. I don't care about his motivations, only the fact that brought up: how much do their telemetry practices extend? How do they track even our cookies?
On normal proxy they shouldn't be able, on protected pages they can get the one previously set for the interstitial page for DDoS or login protection (nobody would like to enter a CAPTCHA on every single load)
I see. Thanks
Unplugging the Ethernet cable does the same effect lol.