I would like to be able to host videos inexpensively, perhaps in an s3 bucket or on a raspberry pi. The free / cheap version needs to scale to at most 2-10 concurrent viewers (a more expensive version that scales indefinitely would be nice for commercial use).
It would be optionally password protected in a way that is client side encrypted (probably in a way that is transparent to the end user; such as via a key in a url, that loads a bit of javascript that fetches and decrypts the video).
That way, amazon or whoever won't accidentally decide my video is a pirated win95 iso or whatever. Also, the people in my videos won't (necessarily) have their images harvested for bulk survelliance.
I should have final say in whether the content is taken down (and own the domain name, in case I want to move to a new cloud provider).
It should be trivial to set up.
I get the impression that PeerTube meets zero of these requirements.