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Do you depend on a DNS root server to map your website name to your IP address? That's a third party. There are ways to remove that dependency, but it's going
by Ajedi32 1y ago
Do you depend on a DNS root server to map your website name to your IP address? That's a third party.
There are ways to remove that dependency, but it's going to involve a decentralized DNS replacement like Namecoin or Handshake, many of which include their own built-in alternatives to the CA system too so if "no third parties" is something you truly care about you can probably kill two birds with one stone here.
- cube00 1y agoRegistrar is the big one, if yours decides to do a Google and randomly ban you and automatically decline your appeal with AI, you're stuffed.
- tracker1 1y agoThis is generally my biggest concern. Not that I'm doing anything shady, I've wanted to setup a potentially politically charged site in the past.