I would recommend Hetzner. Their prices are pretty good, VPSs are under GDPR and they have servers in Germany, Finland, Singapore and the USA.
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The big ones are out of the question for me because they usually don't accept crypto that freely (plus KYC). Like, one of them, don't remember which, accepted Bitcoin (which is bad on its own, BTC's fees are bad for small transactions) - but only if you have a working card first! And I use crypto BECAUSE my card is not functional there!!
Frantech BuyVM won't bug you about DMCA notices for their Luxembourg servers if you're a pirate
Their prices suck tho, compared to hetzner
Genuine question for everyone. Are their any VPS providers that are not privately focused?
I was under the impression data privacy is very important in the data center world. VPS would be included in that.
However as far as i understand for all of them it is just a policy to not snoop. They could break in and snoop on your data if they really wanted to or were legally forced to do so. You can get around this by encrypting your data on the VPS.
What's the privacy criteria you are thinking about?
The usual stuff I guess; keeping minimal or no customer data, located in a country which isn't participating in international surveillance agreements (Five Eyes et al), no wishywashy privacy policies etc.