Laws are changing rapidly right now, and it’s practically impossible to keep up with everything.
If, for example, files are shared or links to them are posted, things get very tricky.
For instance, would you know what to do with *.stl files? Something unpleasant is coming soon regarding 3D printing in Europe
euronews.com/…/brussels-seeks-eu-wide-jail-senten…
You’d have to automatically check such files or see if anything links to them.
You shouldn’t host such things on your own network. At least that’s my opinion.
- 0 Followers
- 0 Following
- 9 Posts
That’s not the point. For example, I use Raspberries as an ad blocker, file server, Nextcloud, private (!!!) web server, and VPN.
I wouldn’t run ANYTHING on them that’s publicly accessible…
Imagine if two users used it to share child pornography, for example… Then your life is completely screwed as the middleman…
Or malware gets distributed through it… Or your entire network gets hacked…
Quickly dismiss the idea of setting up something like Lemmy or whatever on your own network. The world is a shitty place… which means it’s not a question of if something will happen, but WHEN
I wouldn’t start with anything involving user-generated content… Otherwise, it could easily be misused, and the police might end up at YOUR door.
Btw
Cyberbunker, Kryptophones, and other marketplaces… More and more of them are being taken down. Why do you only mention Silk Road?
Um, it’s not just one government. It goes beyond national borders. People have already forgotten all about Snowden and stuff—how ridiculous.
Please let us know who has the most entry and exit nodes…
Anyone who uses Tor is being closely monitored.
🤣🤣🤣