The unintended consequences of blocking IP addresses

Re:The unintended consequences of blocking IP addresses by mike_d on Friday December 30, 2022 @02:41AM (#34182856)

> Illegal in Austria, and the court apparently never served notice to CloudFlare.

Cloudflare ignores 100% of email sent to abuse@, so take their claim of never being notified with a huge pinch of salt.

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Re:The unintended consequences of blocking IP addresses by worldofmatthew on Friday December 30, 2022 @06:27AM (#34184076)

Cloudflare are the biggest hypocrites. Blocks anyone they want in the name of stopping "abuse" but cries when they get blocked for breaking the law.....

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Re:The unintended consequences of blocking IP addresses by tick_tock_tick on Friday December 30, 2022 @06:30AM (#34184087)

I mean I'd hope a court would contact there legal department rather then just sending a random email to abuse.....

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Re:The unintended consequences of blocking IP addresses by worldofmatthew on Friday December 30, 2022 @06:53AM (#34184215)

The company is responsible to respond to abuse reports. It should be a valid email to get though to legal.

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Re:The unintended consequences of blocking IP addresses by bombolo on Friday December 30, 2022 @11:00AM (#34186216)

I think a court might just find the listed address for the ip owner and send a mail there. They certainly would not spend time trying to figure out whom to email.

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