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Still, wouldn't a wifi meshnet be a better choice for these scenario's?
by tomtomtom777 9mo ago
Still, wouldn't a wifi meshnet be a better choice for these scenario's?
- bronco21016 9mo agoCan that be setup on a phone? I imagine in a situation like Iran, carrying a backpack full of WiFi gear to stay connected to the meshnet is a red flag. Establishing a bunch of base stations is likely to raise red flags too. It's pretty trivial for a nation-state that is jamming GPS to go around and jam WiFi or analyze WiFi spectrum for a meshnet operating in and around a protest area.
- zenmac 9mo agoWent down that rabbit hole a while ago. iOS works fine, but think they may have discontinued ad-hoc, or at least on macOS. Android has a bit issue with ad-hoc hot spot at that time. [1] But theoretically it should be able to do that. https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/28551/why-cant-android-connect-to-an-ad-hoc-hotspot https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/28551/why-cant-a...