Not shilling for them but Ollama cloud hosts domestically with ZDR afaik. I run 95% of my open weight inference through them. The rest goes through Opencode Go $10 plan (which is enough to run 3 hermes agents on DSF 4.1 and leave plenty of left to experiment with when new models drop).
replyJust a reminder that any API using a Cloudflare TLS certificate isn't ZDR.
replyThe model engine provider might be ZDR, but the service as a whole isn't.
Cloudflare doesn't retain request bodies by default, and if you don't trust that then you shouldn't trust the third party AI provider either. Cloudflare does cache responses, but that doesn't typically apply on API endpoints and is trivially disableable.
replydid not know. ty! have my updoot as thanks
replyWe use hosted providers in the EU. They have a cost markup but its worth it. I enjoy the idea that I do t talk to big tech.
replyI cant ofc be fully sure because i don’t own the chain end 2 end.
Could you please share which ones? I need serious ones with generic DPA but without Enterprise plan costs.
replyI use it through OpenRouter, which has ZDR enforcement.
replyshould you not be worried more about sending data to providers of your own country? I think they are equally bad personally, but if you think one of them is acceptable, why do you prefer it to be your own government that has more ties to your life?
replyI have asked OP that question but I think there are providers who are not in China and they just host the model/inference.
replyJust use a provider hosting it in your country especially if your country has major data centers then its the same as using Anthropic or GPT of GCP Model Garden or AWS Bedrock
replynobody here is talking about running frontier level intelligence locally so if you’re Chinaphobic and prefer layers of corporations siphoning your data in between you and the party there are plenty of options instead of directly to the party
what would be the concern here?
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