A decentralized network for anonymous file sharing, website browsing, and forum chatting, Freenet provides a censorship-resistant solution for online communication and publishing.
Freenet is an open source, decentralized and censorship-resistant distributed peer-to-peer network designed to provide strong anonymity protections for communication over the internet. It works by pooling the spare bandwidth and storage space of member computers to allow users to anonymously publish websites, share files, and chat on forums without fear of censorship.
Some key features of Freenet include:
By distributing data storage and routing across many nodes in a mesh network, Freenet aims to make it very difficult to censor or take down content. It provides a medium for people to communicate freely without government or corporate interference. The tradeoffs are that it can be slower than normal internet access and contains some objectionable content stored by users. Overall, Freenet brings internet freedom and privacy to those facing censorship.
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