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I think that we can all agree that AirVPN's status page for each server is very detailed and comprehensive and the status page is something that AirVPN does well, however it could be made even better if each server's status page listed the ISP that is used (for example M247, etc) and also whether the server is owned or rented. I have seen others suggest this and I am making a post out of the suggestion for better visibility so that hopefully this can be implemented.

I'm using openSUSE Tumbleweed. I'm using Tumbleweed-cli and was synced to the 2020-01-10 snapshot at the time I wrote the post but switched to the 2020-01-27 snapshot earlier today. It may take a few days for me to tell if it's still happening on the current snapshot. I manually ran systemctl status nscd to check the active run time of the service before and after starting Eddie and the time didn't reset so the service wasn't restarted.. This is the first I've tried using this command before and after starting Eddie, so I don't know if this is normal, though.

COuld a rented server pass on data without much complaint with a request from a government agency? I would like the info as well please

Public server? If yes, it's a bad approach, no matter how you see it. Your PC eats energy and therefore money. It's waay better to host this on a cheap VPS which is dedicated to that task, hence, no lag, does not expose your public IP and costs less than your electricity bill plus VPN access combined. What's more, that server can stay online and people would be able to connect even while you sleep. Also, you can choose any port you like on a VPS, not so here.