content: Then we need to start a business that solves this problem - an easy to use Personal Server Manager. 😁 Users download our Server Manager app. It gives them a list of VPS providers all over the world, and they create an account with one or several. We would make money from VPS providers paying to put them near the top of the list, like Google paid Firefox for being on top of the search select-box, but users should have the choice of thousands, and we would warn them that more obscure and foreign hosts are less likely to be evil. There are several open cloud APIs that our app can use for deploying a server image with our encrypted distro and browser based interface for setting up a VPN. And of course any Unix VPS can be controlled with ssh. All crypto keys would of course be generated by the app without our control. Our app would be open source and sandboxed, so the user can see it can only make connections to our static files on IPFS and the chosen VPS, not "phone home" to us with their private info.  It can be made pretty easy and in such a way that the user doesn't need to trust anyone (not any one VPS host, and definitely not us).