> Without any notice to Cloudflare, an Austrian court had ordered Austrian Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to block 11 of Cloudflare’s IP addresses.

This is a little poetic. :)

Cloudflare is often blocking legitimate access to its customers' Web sites, sometimes triggered by browser privacy&security settings and blocker rulesets, sometimes triggered by using Tor exit nodes.

I wonder whether Cloudflare customers are aware of this (or does it just show up in metrics of "bad" requests/hosts they've blocked), and whether the customers would prefer that those users could access.

From a privacy and security perspective, I wonder whether Cloudflare often blocking a user from accessing a site they want to access encourages people to disable privacy and security measures?