Is it possible to bind a DynDNS domain to an android smartphone through a client application?

Question

Android

The idea came up that you can run the Apache server on a smartphone, release it to the network through a mobile operator, and, perhaps, somehow bind it to a dedicated free third-level domain name through client software. Is it possible to do this? If so, maybe someone saw the instructions and, most importantly, the software for this on android?

Answer 1

1) without root, do not raise on port 80.
So, even in your locale you will go to urls with: 8080 after the domain name
2) I don’t know opsos that would give a gray ip . All through sock proxies.
So dindns doesn't make sense.