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It is important to mention that "self-hosted" by itself, does not make one Prism-Free.

In most cases, if the hosting platform provider will be asked to provide access to the infrastructure, it is most likely that SSL private keys that stored on the virtual machine will be taken along with other data.



Sorry, this is a fallacy of false equivocation. Not all hosting platforms are the same, especially in terms of jurisdiction.

Switzerland and China do not respond to Secret Service or FBI orders.


China?

What makes you think this is not the case there by default?

I am talking about local authorities ofcurse.


Self-hosted means you run it on your own servers/Pis at your own home.

When did "self-hosted" take the meaning of "remotely hosted/virtualized/web hosting" for you?




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