The outcome is to iterate toward a private, censorship-free network, independent of ISPs. Potentially using HAM radio for intercontinental bridges, with device-to-device relays at the community level.
How viable with current tech? What tech needs to get built to make it fast & viable?
Crowdfund the launch of some microsatellites for intercontinental bridges?
I think this is more of a network question than a security question. If you had the ability to transmit packets at all then maybe existing secure protocols would be adequate, if not optimised, for the use case.
That wouldnât necessarily be the case.
Iâm unclear on what you mean by that. Heh, if you want it to be private to you then you can start tomorrow but why would you build a global network for your own private use? As soon as you allow other people on your network, itâs not a private network any more.
Perhaps Iâm getting the wrong end of the stick and you mean âprivateâ in the sense of privacy-focused.
I could be wrong but I think there may be some existing discussions in this forum along the general lines of what you are proposing.
This isnât exactly independent of ISPs but ⌠you could tunnel through the internet. If you had enough intercontinental tunnels available it might be approximately acceptable.
Long distance point-to-point WiFi using floating buoys?
You would have to disguise it as an atmospheric research satellite, or some such.
When are the slaves going to wake up to the harsh reality, those who make the rules always win the game. And those who are making the rules right now, are trying to kill them.
Cyber Polygon false flag is coming.
The âsolutionâ to this manufactured crisis will be a drivers license for the internet. You think youâre censored now?
If the people do not come up with a p2p internet independent of ISPs its going to be a hard world for anyone who values freedom.
This is part of the solution. But we still need the pipes into it. You wonât even be able to logon without your biometric slave token in good standing. And you can bet theyâll be making it very hard to connect to nodes that are onboards into l2p.
We need to put resources into a solution now. It will be much harder to build once the network is locked down.
This video doesnât mention âpolygonâ, âfalseâ, or âflagâ. It does have âcyberâ, but I still have no idea how this relates to whatever you were trying to say.
âŚTake them at their word. You donât have to read any tea leaves. Theyâve been telling you for years what theyâre doing to you now. And they are telling you right now, what theyâre going to do to you next.