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Originally Posted by Quoth
That will be deemed illegal misuse by most ISPs and I doubt it will work well on Mobile. I used to work for an ISP.
Hosting with rsync will work on anything. Cloudflare Tunnel is a stupid solution for self hosting and it's designed to mitigate DDOS and hide where you really are. For the tunnel to work without port forwarding across NAT it's essentially creating a virtual site on a Cloudflare server and using a sync process on your LAN. There is no other way for it to work.
It's breaking T&C of any domestic ISP contract I've ever seen, especially 3G
/4G/5G services.
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These are a series of bold statements full of BS and without any backing data to prove them true.
I would suggest you to learn a bit before talking. No matter whatever work you did in the past.
So, please explain how a GRE tunnel is different from an SSH tunnel, a VPN tunnel or any other tunnel that encapsulates a packet within another packet. Is you ISP agaisnt encapsulation? How about TLS?
Cloudflared tunnels are a great way of "self" hosting, most likely the easier to implement behind a CGNAT. ISPs have nothing to do here. If you can break somebody's ToS it will be Cloudflare's, which is the one providing the service.
So, nope. Tunnels are legal, fine and used everywhere. You'll need to trust the remote endpoint. That's it.