As I said to the other reply, I was thinking “that you host yourself” (i.e. Algo) when I wrote this. That said, I think this is a bit too absolute. ProtonVPN h

As I said to the other reply, I was thinking “that you host yourself” (i.e. Algo) when I wrote this. That said, I think this is a bit too absolute. ProtonVPN has a free tier, for example, and they’re seemingly a legit company (who make their money from the paid tier). I would not disrecommend ProtonVPN—it’s probably as or more trustworthy than most free public wifi. But the same argument for public wifi applies to VPNs: you shouldn’t be that worried, because important things don’t rely on network trust anyway.