Yeah, the comments in this thread feel like hardcore shilling.

You don’t need a domain name for HTTPS.

192.168.x.x is always an IP address that is not exposed to the internet.

If you’re trying to make your server accessible on the internet, you need to open a port (doesn’t have to be 80 for 443) and have a reverse proxy direct connections to the services running on it.

Here’s a post that explains the basics of how to set this up: https://lemmy.cif.su/post/3360504

Combine that with this and you should be good to go: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-create-a-self-signed-ssl-certificate-for-nginx-on-debian-10

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They still don’t have any history of providing logs to LE because they don’t keep logs.

Thanks. Taking monero and not being in the 5 eyes are both good selling points that can set it apart from other VPNs.

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Again, none of that is special.

the high price gives them less incentive to log user data.

Do you people really believe this? Holy shit.

That’s nothing special.

Why is mullvad shilled so hard?

It looks like it’s more expensive than other VPNs with no justifiable reason. It even has less features than some of the cheaper VPNs.