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When a user switched their nameservers to Cloudflare to use R2 bucket serving, they discovered that Cloudflare had automatically injected a JavaScript analytics snippet into their HTML-only, JavaScript-free website without explicit opt-in consent. The user had to manually access the Analytics dashboard, add their site, and disable the snippet, highlighting what they consider an invasive approach that should require opt-in rather than opt-out. The post warns others about this automatic injection behavior when switching to Cloudflare's DNS hosting service.
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