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US based host? Their terms?

• deleted 2y ago
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• MrOwen 2y ago
  You're aware hosting companies can have locations in multiple countries but still be controlled by a parent company in the US? So if the US parent company doesn't play ball, that has the potential for downstream issues in the other hosting locations. Easier/safer as the company to just play ball. If you're so concerned about this, find a host based and run solely from a safe country and not controlled by a US-based entity.
  • BiteCode_dev 2y ago
    It's not. I have selected my hosting specifically for this.
    • gunapologist99 2y ago
      In that case, you might just email your host's support team and ask them directly.
      • BiteCode_dev 2y ago
        I did of course. They don't care. I tried several different hostings as well. It's unfortunately a prevalent strat in the industry: if the client is too small, one should spend minimum money on it, so they default to that.