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Obviously, anyone can blacklist anyone for any reason on the Internet and relay nodes' IPs are public. But do they? I run a relay node on my personal server an
by blfr 7y ago
Obviously, anyone can blacklist anyone for any reason on the Internet and relay nodes' IPs are public. But do they?
I run a relay node on my personal server and never had any issues. But 1) I rarely browse the Internet from that IP and 2) it's in OVH so if it were blacklisted, it could be because of that.
- icelancer 7y agoBanks, Amazon, etc. Ended up on a blacklist for serving a relay from my personal home IP.