If you have a router like OPNsense/PFsense (but I think that OpenWRT can do that too, I've never used it) you can forward all your home traffic to Mozilla VPN so that when you connect home with your home VPN you can reach your LAN services and at the same time Internet through Mozilla VPN.
But if you have a routed Android smartphone (or a PC), you should enable both VPN allowing LAN only traffic through your home VPN and all the rest (you can use this to calculate the subnets) through Mozilla VPN.
Fujitsu Futro S720 with a 90° 4x PCI adapter and an Intel NIC. It consumes about 6W (maybe something more with the additional NIC).
You can get the former for about 20/30€ on eBay and the rest for about 30/40€.
If you have a VLAN enabled switch, you can even just use the onboard Ethernet port.
I second OPNsense and Fujitsu Futro S720/920 (from €20/30 on eBay) with secondary NIC (or even router on a stick with VLAN enabled switch).
I'd leave WiFi to a dedicated AP.
You're right about my ignorance about Lemmy, I'm a user on this federated ...thing and I know nothing ahout the Lemmy server.
Being in a selfhosted community your answer is what I was expecting (maybe with less attack).
The API are used only by the federated instance or also by the smartphone apps? For what I see, it seems to be the former, and, if it really is so, the API calls could be allowed only by those server and blocked from everyone else, Cloidflare WAF can do this. I know that the servers are a lot, but it could be possible to insert in the WAF all the IPs of the federated instances.
...or not?
Thanks!
As you, I thought that this was a community to share thought and knowledge.
In fact a couple of guys here pointed out that I could solve my problem accessing this community in another instance, not in the better way, but at least that was helpful!
I actually didn't think about it.Icm on Lemmy, but I'm not a Lemmy specialist so I didn't know that I could go to a different instance and access this communit indirectly.
Thanks
I didn't know about those services either!
What are the "montly recording hours"?
P.s. Since you weren't rude, why didn't the people who downvoted you just write their thinking? I'll never understand those people!!! Aren't we here to share?
The contacts apps don't sync the contact's (at least none of the ones I've tried), Android does it.
You could try Simple Contacts as well as Simple Gallery.
More important, use AsAway (or anything similar) that blocks ad everywhere!
Beside of NewPipee (very recommend!) you could try piped.video (or any of the many other piped instances).
Instead of F-Droid, try Neo Store. It can use F-Droid repository.
On top of that you could abandon Gmail and use something like ProtonMail (and their drive, calendar and contacts). If you do, evaluate to buy your own domain, so you own your email address and you will be able to move it wherever you want without losing it.
I think that you miss the most powerful point: Google will penalize in the searches all the websites that will not implement the new function, so every single business will implement it straight away!
If you have a router like OPNsense/PFsense (but I think that OpenWRT can do that too, I've never used it) you can forward all your home traffic to Mozilla VPN so that when you connect home with your home VPN you can reach your LAN services and at the same time Internet through Mozilla VPN.
But if you have a routed Android smartphone (or a PC), you should enable both VPN allowing LAN only traffic through your home VPN and all the rest (you can use this to calculate the subnets) through Mozilla VPN.