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| Whether you're running a personal site, a self-hosted app, a node, or a privacy service of your own, where you host it matters. Plenty of hosts now accept cryptocurrency and ask for little or no identity — letting you put infrastructure online without tying it to your name. Here's how to choose an anonymous host, and what to watch out for. | Whether you're running a personal site, a self-hosted app, a node, or a privacy service of your own, where you host it matters. Plenty of hosts now accept cryptocurrency and ask for little or no identity — letting you put infrastructure online without tying it to your name. Here's how to choose an anonymous host, and what to watch out for. | ||
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| Domains without your name in WHOIS. Njalla pioneered the privacy-by-proxy model: it registers the domain in its own name on your behalf, so your details never enter the public WHOIS record. Pay with crypto and your registration isn't linked to you. | Domains without your name in WHOIS. Njalla pioneered the privacy-by-proxy model: it registers the domain in its own name on your behalf, so your details never enter the public WHOIS record. Pay with crypto and your registration isn't linked to you. | ||
| - | Servers and VPS with crypto. Providers such as MyNymBox, Incognet, FlokiNET and OrangeWebsite accept Bitcoin and often Monero, with minimal or no personal information required, and operate from privacy-conscious jurisdictions. 1984 Hosting in Iceland is a long-running, | + | Servers and VPS with crypto. Providers such as MyNymBox, Incognet, FlokiNET and OrangeWebsite accept Bitcoin and often Monero, with minimal or no personal information required, and operate from privacy-conscious jurisdictions. 1984 Hosting in Iceland is a long-running, |
| Self-hosting tools. Once you have a server, open-source software like BTCPay Server lets you accept Bitcoin payments yourself with no middleman and no KYC — a powerful combination for merchants who want to control their own checkout. | Self-hosting tools. Once you have a server, open-source software like BTCPay Server lets you accept Bitcoin payments yourself with no middleman and no KYC — a powerful combination for merchants who want to control their own checkout. | ||
| - | What to check before you buy: | + | What to check before you [[https:// |
| - | (Image: [[https:// | + | Payment: Monero offers the most privacy; Bitcoin over Lightning is a good second. |
| Data collected: the less, the better — ideally just an email alias. | Data collected: the less, the better — ideally just an email alias. | ||
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| The takeaway: for a lawful project that you simply want to keep private, an anonymous host paid in crypto plus a privacy-front domain registrar gets you online without surrendering your identity. Choose established providers, pay with Monero or Lightning, and keep your footprint minimal. | The takeaway: for a lawful project that you simply want to keep private, an anonymous host paid in crypto plus a privacy-front domain registrar gets you online without surrendering your identity. Choose established providers, pay with Monero or Lightning, and keep your footprint minimal. | ||
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