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What about a distributed P2P platform like Aether[0]? Would that be blockable by any given state or authority? [0]: https://getaether.net https://getaether.net
by Funes- 7y ago
What about a distributed P2P platform like Aether[0]? Would that be blockable by any given state or authority?
[0]: https://getaether.net https://getaether.net
- wybiral 7y agoThey can block sites that serve the download and they can block any seed nodes that link to hosts in the p2p network. Tor is blocked in similar ways, which is why we have the battle of maintaining a constant supply of bridge nodes and using obfuscation techniques like ShadowSOCKS and VMess.
- gaius_baltar 7y agoIsn't that basically recreating Retroshare ?
- olah_1 7y agoIt's a souped-up usenet. Privacy and democratic moderation is built-in.
- olah_1 7y agoI actually think something like https://www.manyver.se https://www.manyver.se is a better example because it uses so many different ways to get information out. Pubs and rooms over the clear net. Bluetooth, direct p2p, same network connections, etc. I think the future of p2p is utilizing not just one protocol but many of them.