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Article: '...Because here’s the thing: Cloudflare already sees an enormous percentage of web traffic. They’re a neutral actor now. But power structures change. Companies change. Countries and their governments change. Obviously. Every time we centralize infrastructure in response to a threat, we make the web a little less distributed, a little less resilient, and a little less ours. And we all saw last year what happens when half of the web relies on just one single point of failure. Within just one month, Cloudflare experienced two major outages: a global outage on November 18, 2025 took down roughly one in five webpages globally at the height of the incident, and one-third of the world’s 10,000 most popular websites, apps, and services, according to some estimates....'