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I would have to read your terms of service before I could offer any useful input. Depending on those ToS, offering services to others could expose you to legal
by runjake 6y ago
I would have to read your terms of service before I could offer any useful input.
Depending on those ToS, offering services to others could expose you to legal problems.
- Bedon292 6y agoYeah, you will definitely want to read the ToS very closely. A lot of home service providers explicit say you cannot host and commercial services, and at least in the past had issues running servers. Back in the day my internet was shut off because I had an ftp server running. Though don't think that is common anymore.
- quickthrower2 6y agoIn addition I would assume not 100% uptime, and not enough uptime to run websites for businesses etc. Unless there is a reason to think otherwise. So whatever it is it has to survive downtime. Torrents for example would be OK, but http servers for business not so much (but http servers for hobby sites maybe).