kat-cr-rarbg-to-torrentz-eu download: We're updating Cloudflare's policies

Hi Cloudflare Customer,

If your inbox is anything like mine, it's recently been filled with emails like this one: a company updating its policies. You're probably going to receive many more before May 25 because of a new European privacy law called the General Data Protection Regulation (or GDPR). Companies are updating their policies to meet GDPR requirements and are sending their customers notices about the changes.

Cloudflare's mission is to help build a better Internet, and protecting your privacy is at the core of that mission. Today, we are releasing our own updated Privacy Policy, which provides greater clarity and detail about the information we collect, how we use it, and how we comply with GDPR. What is not changing is the already strong level of privacy we provide for your personal information.

We are also updating our Self-Serve Subscription Agreement, which governs our customers' use of our Free, Pro, and Business plans. This update provides greater detail about how we manage our services but shouldn't change how you use them.

Any time we make updates, we hope to make it easy for you to understand your choices and the control you have over your data. Our new Self-Serve Subscription Agreement and our updated Privacy Policy will take effect May 25, 2018. If you continue to use Cloudflare's services after that date, it means you agree to these new terms.

We've always kept our users' data personal and private, and we've never been in the business of selling your personal information or mining network traffic to serve ads. While GDPR only holds us accountable for how we process EU users' personal data, we've taken this opportunity to review our practices and ensure that our high standards for data privacy extend to everyone on our network. You can learn more about our GDPR readiness efforts in my blog post and on our dedicated GDPR page.