Cloudflare supports Privacy Pass
Nov 9, 2017Nick Sullivan
Summary
This post introduces Cloudflare's support for Privacy Pass, a privacy-preserving protocol that uses zero-knowledge proofs. This initiative aims to improve the browsing experience for users of anonymity services or shared IPs by reducing the number of challenge pages they encounter. It represents an effort to balance security with user privacy and convenience, particularly for vulnerable internet users, and is part of a broader effort to make the internet more accessible.
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