> The only problem is the end point: Running your own makes you very uniquely identifiable I think it depends on where you are. In France, my fiber connections

> The only problem is the end point: Running your own makes you very uniquely identifiable I think it depends on where you are. In France, my fiber connections have had a fixed IPv4 since I first got one, 10 years ago. Some ISPs have recently switched to CG-NAT, though. But they also started offering fixed ipv6. My point is that trying to hide behind a non-fixed IP is a losing game. Plus, you can probably be indentified quite reliably but the pattern of websites you visit.