Cloudflare provide a service masking the IP address of the illegal content, really you know the answer to when them and not Chrome

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akersten 7 hours ago | parent [-]

Okay and Chrome provide a service displaying the illegal content to the user. What now?

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dwedge 7 hours ago | parent [-]

Can you get closer to the source than chrome? Can you get closer to the source than cloudflare?

Don't be disingenuous just because you like the company.

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otherme123 4 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Sure I can: whatever hosting service they are using. Find where they are hosted, e.g. AWS, and ask Amazon to bring a zone down for Spain for 5 hours.

	▲	dwedge 4 hours ago \| parent [-]
		"find out where they are hosted" is doing a lot of lifting here against a massive company whose business model is hiding where end users are hiding.

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pier25 6 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

It's disingenuous to believe there was any merit in blocking Cloudflare. Not only this was never going to solve the piracy problem but it was always more of a pissing context.

Furthermore, La Liga somehow convinced the courts they should be able to pick IPs for all ISPs to block in real-time without any oversight from the law. Considering this is a private company this is just absolutely insane.