While Tor falters under surveillance and clearnet compromises, I2P quietly matures into a resilient, decentralized network—an enclave for the privacy-obsessed, the politically vulnerable, and the tech
  • Cousin Mose@lemmy.hogru.chEnglish
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    10 days ago

    I think the idea is that user adoption is the key to better speeds and reliability given the P2P nature

    That is correct. i2p is designed such that peers are expected (required?) to share some bandwidth to be on the network.

    Of course, that bandwidth stays in-network (unlike Tor which supports “exit nodes”) so it is less risky to share.

    Edit: I’m totally wrong, oops