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this post was submitted on 13 Feb 2024
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What poorly thought out language. First they call FCC "tough", then they go on to imply that it's surprising that this wasn't a requirement before. IMO "tough" would be something that exceeds ordinary expectations.
Agreed. Cloudflare level of transparency should really be the minimum in cases of security breaches for all companies with any user/customer information. And when found to be purposefully hiding that information you should have your right to do business at least suspended in the US.
A policy as such would -
EDIT - spelling/autocorrect battle
They should do this. Still they’ll pass that cost on to the customer.