Does this effectively mean DDoS protection that's free until you actually use it?
Does this effectively mean DDoS protection that's free until you actually use it?
P.S.: In contrast, imagine a website dedicated to journalistic content about how {dictator} is a crook and a parasite that has made {country} weak and a joke to the rest of the world. If there's a regular nation-state level DDoS from nodes in {country}, Cloudflare might say: "Hey, uh, your situation is not normal anymore, and it's not exactly your fault be we are a business that needs to recoup costs..."
In exactly none of the posts about these debacles did CloudFlare say anything of the sort. It’s always comic book villain levels of communication.
Warning: Insurance is not going to pay if YOU burn down your home /// even a little bit ///!!!
That reminds me of an NPR piece [0] discussing how a worrying number of people seem to be getting wrong/illegal tax-advice from "influencers" on TikTok etc. I'm sure a similar thing with insurance fraud either has happened or will happen eventually.