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Fair point — data only, probably around 200mb a month? Planning to run a simple web server, nothing too heavy.
You can't expose ports on mobile data. You can ether host the web server at home or on a vps or use something like tailscale.
Really? Even with a specific IoT data provider?
It should work as long as it can reach the internet
What about Cloudflare? You can tunnel to them instead of Tailscale's limited public serve
I'm not really a fan of cloudflare tunnels, but I guess thats an option too