Anonymous
7/21/2025, 6:35:49 PM
No.105979087
>>105979043
The solution to this should be to prioritize only supporting countries or territories that aren't trying to actively violate you (and your privacy) when self hosting, right?
VPSes can be extremely useful in this case, although everyone who uses VPSes should always be aware that it's technically not your hardware and you should have a emergency plan for any kind of "sudden blackout" scenario. Otherwise, I'd say there's a few good workarounds for this problem..
Alternatively, one could use a few loopholes to portray the site as a kids site, or lock it behind a primitive password that could legally allow one to say "oh this is just a site for me and my friends, it's not public whatsoever so we don't need ID verification", right?
The solution to this should be to prioritize only supporting countries or territories that aren't trying to actively violate you (and your privacy) when self hosting, right?
VPSes can be extremely useful in this case, although everyone who uses VPSes should always be aware that it's technically not your hardware and you should have a emergency plan for any kind of "sudden blackout" scenario. Otherwise, I'd say there's a few good workarounds for this problem..
Alternatively, one could use a few loopholes to portray the site as a kids site, or lock it behind a primitive password that could legally allow one to say "oh this is just a site for me and my friends, it's not public whatsoever so we don't need ID verification", right?