I just use BCMA extension to block all CF sites entirely and I stop consuming content hosted there. Because I literally can't view it anyway, and I do not want to give any more of my data to the world's largest MITM-as-a-service. The extension also has an option to fall back to an archive.org version of the page.
Yes, but what they're saying is that even if the site worked... you're handing over any data that would otherwise be normally encrypted by TLS... to cloudflare.
Signing in to your bank website who uses CF? Now CF has your password too. Buying something online? They have your credit card now. Etc.
Browse the Internet exclusively from an IP address with a good reputation, on a well known device that hasn't been significantly modified and is exclusively running widely used and explicitly supported software such as Google Chrome™.
And don't worry if that's too much of a hassle. Soon enough we'll have devices with manufacturer-managed identity attestation to enforce all these requirements for you.
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https://notabug.org/dCF/deCloudflare/src/master/PEOPLE.md
https://notabug.org/jorgesumle/cloudflare-tor
They're the ones using Cloudflare to prevent bots or whatever
Signing in to your bank website who uses CF? Now CF has your password too. Buying something online? They have your credit card now. Etc.
Browse the Internet exclusively from an IP address with a good reputation, on a well known device that hasn't been significantly modified and is exclusively running widely used and explicitly supported software such as Google Chrome™.
And don't worry if that's too much of a hassle. Soon enough we'll have devices with manufacturer-managed identity attestation to enforce all these requirements for you.