This analysis seems flawed. If you care about mass surveillance, you want their top-tier security and legal teams working for you.
This analysis seems flawed. If you care about mass surveillance, you want their top-tier security and legal teams working for you.
They sell you a widget/service. That's where your relationship ends.
In an ideal world you'd want Youtube's (Google's) legal teams working for you, protecting you against DMCA abuses and alike... but they don't. Not unless you're a top-tier YouTuber and even then it's laughable dice roll as to whether they feel the bad press is worth their time to do anything.
And I don't believe from a bottom-line perspective the shareholders believe it's worth their time to do anything more than provide a platform (no matter how problematic) and market it.
Will Cloudflare do everything they can to keep your content accessible? Sure. Anything above and beyond that? lol. Good luck with that...