we would love to get your thoughts on what's the best way to move forward on mobile devices. Any chance we can discuss this at an upcoming conference?

Ya it only protects you from your KYC ISP. The end user of the internet connection should also use a VPN to protect himself from the network. The non KYC hops in-between don't really need to care much because they are buying non KYC and the traffic that they forward isn't theirs..

If you have internet, you can sell it to others and you deliver access to your internet connection to your customers. If you don't have internet, you can't sell access to the internet. Your an Internet Services Provider, since they have the exact same business model as you do...

There is a TollGate deployment group on signal. This is a good place to ask questions as your setting it up, because many people in the group have already successfully set up a TollGate. https://signal.group/#CjQKIFUj7wFVxIbHjujYAWGTKeMIvi1DdVYk2Zem3uNlmIwWEhAiFlw7arUvnitB1V0_cTaA You can find our latest release here: https://github.com/OpenTollGate/tollgate-module-basic-go/releases/tag/v0.0.3

If your running a TollGate to sell non-KYC internet access to your KYC Telco's Internet gateway, you should probably us a VPN to protect yourself from your customer's traffic. If your buying non-KYC internet from a TollGate and reselling it non-KYC, you don't need a VPN because your gateway has no clue who you are.

Is there an npub for OTRTA?

Finally is on gitworkshop https://gitworkshop.dev//relay.ngit.dev/ecash-402-client

TollGate operators who want to be discovered easily will have `TollGate` in their WiFi SSID name. Your welcome to operate your own TollGate of there is none in your region or to undercut an existing TollGate if there already are some in your region.

It's open source. You can run TollGate on OpenWRT WiFi routers and resell access to any gateway regardless of whether mobile data or home WiFi.