> The difference is that now your IP is what all the intermediate servers see instead of user's private data (your user's IP address). Nope. Your IP is also vi

> The difference is that now your IP is what all the intermediate servers see instead of user's private data (your user's IP address). Nope. Your IP is also visible by each router in-between when using such a tunnel if the machine is in the user's network (in your Amazon Echo or Google Home). You need alternative infrastructure to bypass the internet. Installing a machine directly in the ISP building is no different from Carrier-grade NAT that is already widespread. It also leaks some data about you that can be deanonymised. It is also extremely expensive. Edge CDNs can help a bit, though.