Cloud CDN now treats HTTP responses with a max-age or s-maxage directive as cacheable, even if those responses do not have a Cache-Control
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## Change
Cloud CDN now treats HTTP responses with a **max-age** or **s-maxage** directive as cacheable, even if those responses do not have a **Cache-Control: public** directive.
This allows Cloud CDN to cache additional responses and better align with HTTP standards.
For details, see the [caching documentation](https://cloud.google.com/cdn/docs/caching#cache%5Fcontrol%5Fdirectives).
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