I don't think many people would want to go with a reseller that prohibits the use of security measures.

I would be skeptical of any reseller that finds these genuine hardening tips suspicious.

If it's plain storage, object storage and a VPS for proxy works better and cheaper

How to choose the right VPS specifications for different workloads?

If I would be reseller, I would be extremelly skeptical of disk encryption and qemu disable actions. Since middleman has massive risk to be terminated by vendor for repeated offences. Csam and all tha

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So, customer disables qemu agent, encrypt vps disk. Then provider gets some abuse letters. What would normally happen?

And if you look at VPS as alternative: @hosthatch or GreencloudVPS @NDTN

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Looking for 10TB Storage VM with NVMe Cache / NVMe for OS

great offer, that will definitely helps me to learn few things about VPS, Networking and may be DevOps too

When you encrypt your disk and remove/disable the guest-agent, the provider/reseller can't touch anything, that "reset password" feature is simply mounting your image in rescue mode

Well, reseller can change root password from LW panel.

VNC is not a big risk factor (from a malicious / compromised reseller point of view) unless

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We can provide DMCA-ignored Storage VPS with high/unmetered bandwidth options.

All VPS/VDS I could find are through resellers. Do you know of an actual host who is offering VPS/VDS in Japan e.g. Leaseweb - but they are out of VPS in Tokyo.

I doubt anyone keeps such specs in JP, waste of 1U rack space. Consider a VPS.

So called "reseller" in LW is entity with agreement on billing cycle specific to reselling services (discounts, billing life cycle). Server control is absolute. So yes, middleman has

I mean 8-16GB ram, 4-core cpu, 100GB drive. No VPS