US internet service company blocks controversial online forum citing 'imminent threats to human life'

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Cloudflare, a major American internet services company, pulled its support for Kiwi Farms, a controversial online message board, citing “imminent threats to human life.” The move temporarily forced Kiwi Farms offline.

New York Cloudflare, a major American internet services company, pulled its support for Kiwi Farms, a controversial online message board, Saturday evening citing"imminent threats to human life." The move temporarily forced Kiwi Farms offline.

Cloudflare's decision came as Kiwi Farms was linked to a campaign of harassment and violent threats targeting Clara Sorrenti, a Canadian trans woman who is a streamer on Twitch, a platform popular among video gamers.Sorrenti, better known by her online name"Keffals," launched a campaign calling on Cloudflare to stop providing services to the site.

 

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Of course nobody is going to tell you why Keffals was being harassed. I guess and Cloudflare love when people give puberty blockers to minors without parental knowledge or supervision.

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