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"GL iNet" has a dizzying array of products and some are designed for this (you can find them for sale on the usual scumbags). Surprisingly, for a niche brand you've likely never heard of the firmware is surprisingly robust and has a small but loyal community. Expensive, and you might not want to carry an extra piece of hardware to provide a bulletproof VPN connection, but worth it for the security IMO.
I've carried around these GLINet devices for years. Their lifesavers. Especially if you're traveling with other people. Everybody can figures their device to use the GLI net Wi-Fi, which tunnels traffic, and then set it up in a hotel room, or an Airbnb, and your networking just works. You don't have to configure each device.
Nowadays however, with caylex I'm able to do 99% of what I want to for a travel router, with just my backup cell phone. So I've stopped carrying the GLINet devices, instead I just bring a USBC Ethernet adapter to check on my backup phone. I still love GLINet, I just want to minimize how much I have to carry.
Did you mean CalyxOS instead of caylex? Else, pls provide a link. idk.