> ISPs and government agencies can't do anything because it's all anonymous and any individual person is sharing encrypted pieces of a file anyways. Note that

> ISPs and government agencies can't do anything because it's all anonymous and any individual person is sharing encrypted pieces of a file anyways. Note that there is no (happy to be corrected) publicly available IPFS implementation that can be run reasonably anonymous. Trying to tunnel kubo (go-ipfs) over Tor or other proxies will break stuff. There's also a bunch of fingerprinting that is not possible to disable without modifying source. The answer to HA IPFS seems to be "just run more nodes". I am yet to speak with someone who has tried and reached success with load-balancing IPFS using available load balancers.