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The hard part imo was not being exposed to, or unknowingly redistributing illegal content. They claim this new freenet solves this but the details on how weren'
by Gigachad 6mo ago
The hard part imo was not being exposed to, or unknowingly redistributing illegal content. They claim this new freenet solves this but the details on how weren't super clear.
- snvzz 6mo agoThey got rid of anonymity, which makes this a trivial problem: Law enforcement takes care of it. Now, whether giving up anonymity was worth it is a separate issue.
- MagicMoonlight 6mo agoRealistically the only uses cases of this are illegal ones. It’s like Tor, you’re either using it because your government made everything illegal, or you’re using it for dark shit.
- Gigachad 6mo agoI'd be interested in it just for fun. Hosting a cool decentralized blog or something. And hosting stuff that is legal in my country but illegal in say Russia. I just don't want to host or transport anything that is illegal or objectionable to me.
- tardedmeme 6mo agoEvery Tor relay redistributes CSAM daily, but nobody gets busted for running a Tor relay.
- LoganDark 6mo ago> nobody gets busted for running a Tor relay. Citation needed? IIRC, the general advice for running a Tor relay is "don't, unless you want an endless supply of abuse complaints". So you'd require a jurisdiction that ignores abuse complaints.