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Tailscale and Mullvad VPN recently partnered up to solve this exact issue. So in the admin panel of tailscale you could set up a device as an exitnode and then have that run through one of Mullvads servers. It's all very neat and simple π
~~Exit nodes~~ Subnet Routers KICK ASS.
Makes it so my RPi enables me to manage any device on my home network from anywhere. I can print from my laptop or phone to my home printer. No need for a Tailscale client on hardware devices.
An Exit Node provides a LAN exit path for connected devices - so any of my TS connected devices can route to the internet through my home network, gaining RPi DNS filtering along the way (though I don't do this for performance reasons, it's just an example).
Edited to correct my misuse of exit node, and clarify the difference between it and Subnet routing.
That sounds awesome.