I don’t know what country you live in, but I have worked on multiple gov contracts (software development in the USA) and have never been asked to take a polygraph. It was eye opening to find out that deep down, they really don’t care about what each individual is doing (unless you mess with their data). That being said, what you are asking is really hard to do without dancing on the line of whats “legal” and whats not. You’ll have to decide where you draw the line and host what you can. Nobody can force you to admit to crimes (at least if you live in the west).
I don’t know what country you live in, but I have worked on multiple gov contracts (software development in the USA) and have never been asked to take a polygraph. It was eye opening to find out that deep down, they really don’t care about what each individual is doing (unless you mess with their data). That being said, what you are asking is really hard to do without dancing on the line of whats “legal” and whats not. You’ll have to decide where you draw the line and host what you can. Nobody can force you to admit to crimes (at least if you live in the west).