[ironjunkie]

I will take the least of two evils.

Look at the incentive and core business of the two companies.

Cloudflare is not in the business of mining as much data about you as possible. They don't sell ads and don't make money trying to make you fit into a profile. They have zero incentive to keep an history of all your DNS requests.

Google on the other hand, claim they don't do it but it will make complete sense for their business to do it.

[anothergoogler]

Given their security track record, I wouldn't trust Cloudflare with any of my data, regardless of what they plan or don't plan on doing with it.

[noncoml]

> Given their security track record, I wouldn't trust Cloudflare with any of my data, regardless of what they plan or don't plan on doing with it.

Your username is anothergoogler; do you work for Google?

[anothergoogler]

No, but I do search using Google.

[noncoml]

Oh, ok. Sorry. Usually it Google employees that call themselves "Googlers"