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Well aiport traveling nodes connect across the oceans regularly. You can even predict that travel and make it a sort of routing announcement. Example: Guy livi
by PicassoCTs 3y ago
Well aiport traveling nodes connect across the oceans regularly. You can even predict that travel and make it a sort of routing announcement.
Example: Guy living in NY on the regular, traveling once a year to cuba and back. So somebody with a message to cuba, passes it along - it rides to the airport, and hops from a employee cellphone to the guy boarding his holiday plane. Add the transmission software being a virus for plausible deniability..
- WJW 3y agoGotta ask again: how much GB of storage on their phone do you think the average air traveler would be willing to donate to people so that their transoceanic fellows would be able to watch tiktoks from their homeland? How about porn? And given that GP seemed to dream of communications uncensorable by governments, how long would it be until a mandatory phone scan would be required before boarding a flight? For that matter, why would a government like Iran or North Korea even let phones into their country without a thorough cleansing of non-sanctioned information beforehand? I'm all for balancing the power of governments with the power of their citizens but mesh networks have so many practical downsides that they are just Not The Way tbh.
- PicassoCTs 3y agoGB? This is textmessages and pictures only.. So 0.1 Gb? Its unattractive for porn by default - to slow, to unreliable, but for messages that could never get there the other way.. its okay.