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"not be affected by laws" Are you kidding? The will make ISP blacklist yuor IP ranges faster than you can spell decentralized. This is the fundamental issue wi
by StreamBright 9y ago
"not be affected by laws"
Are you kidding? The will make ISP blacklist yuor IP ranges faster than you can spell decentralized. This is the fundamental issue with any "decentralized" service that it runs on a system that is controlled by governments and corporations. You can fool yourself into believing that this works but in practice they can stop you so many ways that it is not worth the effort even trying. Step 0 for any decentralized service is to create a point to point network that is fully operated by end users and there is no dependency on anything that is controlled by a government or a ISP/corporation. Good luck!
- Hyva 9y agoYou can mask and encrypt data going over the network. The only thing they can do is prevent usage of networks entirely.
- Ajedi32 9y agoWhat IP ranges? IPFS is peer-to-peer. So unless you mean they'll blacklist the entire internet...
- StreamBright 9y agoYeah I understand. Few questions: - after I installed IPFS where does it connect first? - if both computers in a theoretical IPFS cluster are behind NAT how do you make them connect to each other without a 3rd publicly available node? Thanks in advance.