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The UK’s Online Safety Act is a licence for censorship – and the rest of the world is following suit
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Perhaps a meshtastic delivered list of tor bridges or a wireless p2p internet . Digital dead drops
Well, in my head "like Briar" is the best thing possible for architecture. Except Briar only synchronizes joined groups.
Perhaps even with some kind of, yes, a digital dead drop, that would synchronize (purging stuff old or not in demand) everything announced by devices passing nearby. Over some low-range radio, like BT.
Asynchronous communication. Because having a real-time connection with any mesh is hard.