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.
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.
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.