Generally arguments are based on facts. You've provided none. Feel free to show me any facts that support your hypothesis. Technically, I know they're valid. However, debates and arguments are only productive with factual data. Because without it it's all subjective in nature.
> Oh, and straw-maning, too? Brilliant!
I'm not refuting something you didn't bring up. Your argument is akin to the following: you should stop using all computing equipment because the NSA could have compromised all of your devices before you purchased them, all networks you connect to might be selling your user data and MitM your traffic with valid root certificates, and all of the services you use are probably collecting and selling all of your user data to the top bidder. This, all, in direct contradiction to their published terms of service and privacy statements with no known deviations or factual allegations against.
Again, what your saying could be true. Do you have proof or facts that back it up? Can you show beyond a reasonable doubt that what your implying even might be true? And are you choosing to attack Cloudflare only in this regard while hypocritically leveraging other services without the same scrutiny? And I get that we need to start somewhere, but in my personal opinion, DoH improves the attack surface for the majority of end users. I do wish Mozilla would have a very big explanation in the browser that this changed and an easy button that was added allowing people to turn it on if they think that what DoH and Cloudflare offers is worthwhile. So there's that.
How is that relevant to your assertion that it is up to you to decide when something needs to be discussed and apparently trying to use that as an argument?
> I'm not refuting something you didn't bring up.
Could you please point to where I said we should conclude that they are currently breaking their agreement, then?
Generally arguments are based on facts. You've provided none. Feel free to show me any facts that support your hypothesis. Technically, I know they're valid. However, debates and arguments are only productive with factual data. Because without it it's all subjective in nature.
> Oh, and straw-maning, too? Brilliant!
I'm not refuting something you didn't bring up. Your argument is akin to the following: you should stop using all computing equipment because the NSA could have compromised all of your devices before you purchased them, all networks you connect to might be selling your user data and MitM your traffic with valid root certificates, and all of the services you use are probably collecting and selling all of your user data to the top bidder. This, all, in direct contradiction to their published terms of service and privacy statements with no known deviations or factual allegations against.
Again, what your saying could be true. Do you have proof or facts that back it up? Can you show beyond a reasonable doubt that what your implying even might be true? And are you choosing to attack Cloudflare only in this regard while hypocritically leveraging other services without the same scrutiny? And I get that we need to start somewhere, but in my personal opinion, DoH improves the attack surface for the majority of end users. I do wish Mozilla would have a very big explanation in the browser that this changed and an easy button that was added allowing people to turn it on if they think that what DoH and Cloudflare offers is worthwhile. So there's that.