Sadie Mascis 🌒Mirror an existing site to the I2P Network https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaZ6RmDnzYY
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The Invisible Internet Project. The I2P network is peer-to-peer and built for privacy and security by design. I2P official account. Find us also on @geti2p.bsky.social Get I2P. #FOSS
Adam - K3CANThe I2P #Rust project looks very promising. Get involved - https://github.com/altonen/emissary
diva.exchangeThe real question isn’t whether to use advanced digital tools, but how: building private networks, resilient protocols, and secure channels. #divaexchange #privacy
https://www.diva.exchange/en/privacy/artificial-intelligence-as-a-threat-factor/
A complete guide to installing @i2p on your personal computer. Even a beginner will understand! Join the world of free internet. #divaexchange #i2p
I2P 2.10.0 Release : https://geti2p.net/en/blog/post/2025/09/08/2.10.0_release
The really bad age verification bill is back in Canada's Parliament https://youtu.be/cBJe3gB2Po4?si=kFSB2vC6hMdPuWYw&t=6
The really bad age verification bill is back in Canada's Parliament
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"The Business Court in Brussels, Belgium, has issued an unprecedentedly broad site-blocking order that aims to restrict access to shadow libraries including Anna's Archive, Libgen, OceanofPDF, Z-Library, and the Internet Archive's Open Library. In addition to ISP blocks, the order also directs search engines, DNS resolvers, advertisers, domain name services, CDNs and hosting companies to take action. "
Iran: Proposed Cyber Bill Gives Authorities Sweeping New Powers to Block and Punish Online Content
Iran: Proposed Cyber Bill Gives Authorities Sweeping New Powers to Block and Punish Online Content
If Approved, Law Could Criminalize Any Content the Authorities Consider “False” July 29, 2025—A sweeping new bill currently under fast-track review by Iran’s parliament would grant the government—and online platforms operating in Iran—sweeping new powers to block online content, and significantly increase the punishments for spreading content that the authorities consider “false information.” If passed, the bill could turn almost any online expression into a punishable offense under the guise of combating “fake news.” Submitted with “double urgency” by the Ministry of Justice under Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, the “Bill on Combating the Spread of False News Content in Cyberspace”