IPFS does not, and does not try to, solve the sybil attack, which has been a hard problem in securing decentralised systems for the past decade or so. So using

IPFS does not, and does not try to, solve the sybil attack, which has been a hard problem in securing decentralised systems for the past decade or so. So using "uncensorable" here is talking it up way too much; it will not survive attacks by nation-states. More research is needed in these security topics, and the IPFS guys don't take those seriously enough. At the very best, this is highly-resilient to random errors; malicious attackers, not so much.