I came here to post this. I have a VPS there. Seems to work well and has good uptime.

Also, if you live in a large enough city you can always call around to local DataCenters and ask if they do colo services. You would probably have to buy/maintenance your own hardware but that is another possible solution.

"For almost two years now, we've been working on a production-ready WireGuard-based VPN service. The idea was simple: to provide a secure and straightforward VPN product that also blocks ads, trackers, and other "BS" at the DNS level, protecting your privacy and making web surfing less annoying. We wanted a barebones service that also had advanced features that privacy enthusiasts and homelab hobbyists would want, like internal private networking and port forwarding. After months of iterations and testing, we’re proud to say: it’s ready. It’s here"

Holy fuck. That is literally what I'm trying to solo build with my setup right now. All of it's easy but for the best safety net I'm trying to host at home and use my VPS to router from whichever device to my home but do it in a way that hides my home IP so people only see my domain or my VPS IP.

Amazing how this lined up so neatly.

"MyPrivateInbox is a project we’re very excited about. After an initially successful proof of concept setup, we are now working on making a production-quality service. MyPrivateInbox uses your domain name to provide you with private, secure, and reliable email. Some of the features include access over anonymity networks like Tor or I2P, at-rest encryption for emails, built-in PGP encryption tools, email scheduling, and the expected SMTP, IMAP, and POP support. Read more here ."

Love it, I was scared of the time when I was due to set up my own email. I've done email MANY years ago and it's not as simple as it sounds.

I stumbled across this service a while ago and was wondering if they were available for personal home use; looks like they are. I wonder if they block or obfuscate things such as x-forward headers etc., that can literally expose your machine IP whether you're on a vpn or not.