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IPFS doesn't fetch or store content that the user has not explicitly requested. If your application allows strangers to request arbitrary IPFS objects, this mi
by greyface- 1mo ago
IPFS doesn't fetch or store content that the user has not explicitly requested. If your application allows strangers to request arbitrary IPFS objects, this might be a concern. Otherwise, no, simply running a node doesn't expose you to this risk.
- amelius 1mo agoOk, then I misremembered, thanks. (Couldn't it be that the caching behavior of intermediate nodes still make it a possibility?)