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## **Hosting a Hidden Service Remotely**
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One way to host a Hidden Service is remotely. You anonymously rent a VPS to a non-KYC cloud provider (using Tor and Monero), and use it anonymously (using SSH through Tor), to host a Tor Hidden Service.
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## **Self-Hosting a Hidden Service**
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Another way to host a Hidden Service is locally, you Self-host it. You are running a server at home (which could be your previous PC), to run the hidden service. And if the ISP doesn't allow Tor traffic, you use a VPN to hide the Tor traffic.
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