You don’t want to be on Cloudflare’s naughty list
So this gets me thinking. We know Cloudflare will boot a site if they really don&#x27;t like them. Now, what happens if Cloudflare doesn&#x27;t like <i>you</i>? I mean, really really doesn&#x27;t like. Maybe, you said something wrong online or participated in a wrong group activity, or something like that. Is it the case that they have the power to essentially deny you (provided you have a static IP and don&#x27;t use VPN, say) access to a major part of the Internet? And you can do absolutely nothing about it?<p>I know they haven&#x27;t done anything like that yet. But the technical capability is there, and we all know how short is the distance between technical capability and doing it, when the appropriate pressure is applied. So I wonder, how long before activists start demanding for CF to boot people from the internet, and how long before CF caves in to that...