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Well done!
How did you connect it to the internet?
Cloudflare Tunnel. cloudflared is running directly on the phone, so I didn’t need to open any ports on my router.
Also, if you meant how I connected the phone to the internet, not the website — just Wi-Fi. :)
Thanks! So do you get a public IP or similar?
Ha ha no I'm only curious about how you went "public" 😁
Boo Cloudflare, but I still love the idea. Given that I'm not planning to turn in this current phone for a few dollars of "credit" when I need to replace it, this seems like a cool weekend project!
Can always use your own tunnel, like wireguard or even just SSH. You are then responsible for where the tunnel terminates, of course.
Does Tailscale offer public IPs on your “tailnet” or whatever it’s called?
I haven’t used tailscale in a while, but afaik no, it’s strictly p2p besides their NAT punching hardware and (heavily throttled) backup relay servers.