Certificates are created regardless of whether you ask for them by using features like proxying traffic through CF. Just using them as a DNS service provider is enough for certs to be issued (with "proxy=off" or no A/CNAME records at all, it doesn't matter).
ffsm8|1 year ago
With a cname you yield the control of one domain name, by setting an NS record you're literally passing over any and all control to cloudflare.
That's at a level of entering a shop that advertises itself as "diverse" and then complain that the male cashier was wearing makeup...
It's not like cloudflare makes it a secret that their goal is to take care of everything for their users. It's kinda the while point of using cloudflare, because theyre so easily to use... Because they're doing everything for you.
asimops|1 year ago
https://developers.cloudflare.com/ssl/edge-certificates/univ...