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> Hetzner is well known Well - not that well known. I can find references to less egregious incidents - i.e. they ban running actual crypto software. Do you h
by andybak 2y ago
> Hetzner is well known
Well - not that well known.
I can find references to less egregious incidents - i.e. they ban running actual crypto software. Do you have any links I could read to find out more about the more extreme end of your claim? i.e. " storing files that have the word "bitcoin" or any other word that Hetzner does not approve of"?
If this is true then it's a reason for anyone to avoid Hetzner as accidentally triggering it would be possible on almost all websites. If you're exaggerating for dramatic effect then that's fine I guess - I'd just like to find out the real state of affairs.
- OutOfHere 2y agoI am not exaggerating it. I stand by what I said. My comment has nothing to do with running actual crypto software, implying that you don't have to be running it to get your services wiped. You also don't have to be using the internet. The ultimate discretion is up to the mood of Hetzner staff and up to when they get around to seeing what you do. If the word "bitcoin" occurs more than randomly in your usage, expect it to be ended without warning. I don't believe it to be an automated process.