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Hi. I Decided to build a low cost i3 on-premises pc to self-host few things for me: Email server, Nextcloud and few other things. I am currently hosting them on AWS. But to avoid Amazon's eyes on my data, I am deciding to take this step. The issue is that my ISP doesn't support PORT-FORWARDING. So in order to expose the server out to the internet, I have to use WireGuard. To host WireGuard, I am thinking of chosing same AWS as my VPS because I think over VPN my all data traffic will be encrypted, amazon can only see network logs which is fine. Am I missing something here? Is it gonna improve my privacy comparing with the setup (full aws hosting) I have now?
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