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Plus the need to open ports on the home router and ensuring more than 100 GB won't piss off the ISP.
3 GB / day is unlikely to go unnoticed upstream.
And depending on your connection you'll also need some kind of domain, dyn DNS and reverse proxy
It’s not clear that these services need any of these things.
which isp does that?
Some are sensitive to upstream traffic, it really depends.
Its just that i never had any problems with any italian or french isp, and I upload 100gbs or more daily