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Activists creating decentralized mesh networks that can’t be blocked, filtered or silenced

24
Feb
2012

The internet was designed to be resilient and decentralized. Its multiple, redundant pathways between any two network nodes and its ability to accommodate new nodes on the fly should enable it to keep carrying data in the face of blocked nodes, censorship from repressive regimes or natural disasters. However, its implementation has far diverged from […]

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Digital Activists are Building an Uncensorable Network

22
Feb
2012

Scientific American’s March issue has an intriguing article which explores the efforts of digital activists to circumvent corporate and governmental control over the Internet. The aim of the moment is to configure and build a decentralized mesh network that cannot be blocked, filtered or turned off. Egypt’s Internet shutdown during last year’s Arab Spring played […]

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