I picked a webhost in .my for a sensitive project a few years ago. There were many choices in a number of locales where the hosting company made it clear they w

I picked a webhost in .my for a sensitive project a few years ago. There were many choices in a number of locales where the hosting company made it clear they were allowing you register a domain and pay for hosting anonymously. All they required was a single email contact point (free webmail was fine) and payment which ranged from the traditional to the pseudo-anonymous digital cash systems to mailing an international money order. Note that these hosts still had TOS's that you could violate and have your service cancelled (though mostly they were extremely liberal and only reacted to complaints), and it preclude a government forced takedown. At the time, at least, malaysia didn't seem to care what you were hosting as long as a) you didn't use the .my tld, b) you weren't .my citizen and c) you didn't discuss .my politics.