That is true regarding 3rd party hosting. It's odd I use a little VPS and I'm not concerned writing into that though technically it is on someone else's "proper

That is true regarding 3rd party hosting. It's odd I use a little VPS and I'm not concerned writing into that though technically it is on someone else's "property" ie. their physical servers. Hmm... Aside from https/2formfactor/basic security stuff I wonder if encrypting text is too far. What is the data anyway and who would even care to look? I like that idea though using their service to handle support requests haha. Get that tick-tick-tick sound associated with misery.