Alternatives to Cloudflare

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Hello everybody.

Can anyone recommend a viable alternative to Cloudflare that allows me to keep my server's ip address private if I get reports for intellectual property rights violations?


Unfortunately in recent years Cloudflare as soon as it receives a report from someone interested, it immediately communicates our hosting and our ip address.
 
Most companies I dealt with use either Cloudflare or Incapsula (that was recently renamed to Imperva, which is the company that owns it).
 
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I don't think they will protect anyone who violates the intellectual rights of third parties. From their terms and conditions they don't seem very friendly with this
 
Most companies I dealt with use either Cloudflare or Incapsula (that was recently renamed to Imperva, which is the company that owns it).
Never heard of incapsula, is that offshore?
 
Never heard of incapsula, is that offshore?
No, sorry. Imperva is an Israeli company.

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How do you know if cloudflare cooperates with people asking for your hosting and IP address details?
 
Any big company is going to do the same as cloudflare to avoid legal problems, you should look for smaller companies, there's none I know of that can provide such a service though.
 
this is where automation and utilizing free or low-cost services can be handy.
 
Hello everybody.

Can anyone recommend a viable alternative to Cloudflare that allows me to keep my server's ip address private if I get reports for intellectual property rights violations?


Unfortunately in recent years Cloudflare as soon as it receives a report from someone interested, it immediately communicates our hosting and our ip address.
It's not a Cloudflare problem, it's your hosting problem. Cloudflare will not be held responsible for rule violations, so they always pass on the complaint.
Any similar service like Cloudflare will do the same and will also pass complaints to your hosting. So you'll have to look for another hosting service that doesn't care about such complaints - "bulletproof" hosting or something like that.
 
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