Tangential question: Do they really expect people to pay 5 USD for creating memes? Are people paying for these kind of service?
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People who feel they are discriminated against other groups/cultures/etc.
Most of the time that feeling of “discrimination” is not supported by facts but some feel that way nevertheless, so the government leverage that to cut civil liberties, push back the opposition, or be corrupt and not be put on the spot by the society.
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I never understood how people thrive on noisy environments. They can work, enjoy, and even relax in places full of loud music, shouting, and constant noise.
I hate noise and need silence to relax, concentrate, and work.
I'm not familiar with Spanish law, but you can see the problem with forcing a company to provide details of customers that are from a different country.
It's a bit like the UK demanding that Apple gave them access to user data of all customers worldwide. Apple correctly told them no and stopped offering end-to-end encryption to UK users.
So, following your example, CloudFlare should stop offering the service to Spanish clients that allow them to break the law.
Do they have to, especially if they're not from Spain?
If they want to operate in Spain, yes.
Which court rulings in Spain Cloudflare doesn't want to comply with?
Cloudflare does not provide the information to the court about the clients that do piracy.
Mossos aren't policemen.
What are they then? It’s a regional police force.
The primary source seems to be https://en.ara.cat/society/technological-warfare-the-drug-tr... (autotranslated from Catalan)
Ara is a pro-secessionist diary so take their news about the national police in Spain with a pinch of salt.