I host a static nginx webserver from home and just use a text editor to look at my log of POSTS to participate in p2p web techs like indieweb's webmention.
I host a static nginx webserver from home and just use a text editor to look at my log of POSTS to participate in p2p web techs like indieweb's webmention.
Too bad, Android and iOS don't allow background apps to be sending/receiving continuously.
Too bad also that NAT over IP4 basically means you can't run a web server from a smartphone, even if you wished to do so.
The big reason to ditch the modern web entirely, though, is DNS - you pay a centralized thousands of dollars for rights to a name - if That's not centralization I don't know what is.
Truly decentralized means anyone hosts google.com, only difference is you pick which certs to trust. Probably by consulting your regional office/town hall, or similar.
Not to mention that I want my phone's battery to last as long as possible, and hosting websites off it will have an opposite effect.