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A truly decentralized and private internet with no need of government, telco and big brother oversight
are you aware of any projects that could be used as building blocks of such thing? or projects that are in any way related to this idea?
Hyperboria is using cjdns to connect local mesh networks to each other.
https://hyperboria.net/
https://projectmeshnet.github.io/
There's something called GNUnet, by the FSF obviously
the Dat Protocol is something i've experimented with before and it seems kind of promising
is that something similar to ZeroNet? (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZeroNet | https://zeronet.io/)
yeah, except without artificial scarcity