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Cloudflare Tunnels and Jellyfin (alien.top)

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Hello everyone. Since Cloudflare made new ToS a while ago are we all safe using services like Jellyfin through their tunnels as long as we are not using their CDN and disable cache for such services? I tried to find absolutely clear answer on the Internet, I asked many friends and nobody knows for sure. Can you guys help me understand this? Thanks in advance.

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

You are absolutely, categorically not allowed to use Plex or jellyfin or any other media streaming app on cloudflare tunnels unless you are a paid customer hosting your media in cloudflare R2.

Technically I don’t think you’re even allowed to host something like Immich u less your images are stored on R2.

That being said, I haven’t yet heard of anyone having their account banned for doing so.