Think about the risks: you’ll need to install, configure, update, and secure the server yourself. It will be a single point of failure, and the new VPS IP can s

Think about the risks: you’ll need to install, configure, update, and secure the server yourself. It will be a single point of failure, and the new VPS IP can still be blocked by some platforms (I see you Red*it). You must trust the VPS provider or choose a privacy‑friendly region, since the host can see metadata and some providers don’t allow tunneling. if you can afford to do this then yes sure.