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I've been looking into Zeronet recently, and although I'm still learning how to use it, it does seem like an interesting alternative to the current internet, especially since its goal is to be open, free, and uncensorable (as it says on the main page of it's website). To increase privacy and anonymity, they recommend using the Tor browser on top of it. However, because Tor is FOSS, I'd like to see the Zeronet developers create a fork of it so the features of Tor and Zeronet are combined into one. If that browser is included in newer versions of Linux distros, that's even better, because most distros don't have back doors in them. This is especially useful when it comes to protecting free speech, and organizing resistance, in the age of the globalist takeover (as we've been seeing since last year). My only small concern with that is the globalists could purposely hire moles to infiltrate these resistance groups so they can stay one step ahead. Although Zeronet's still in it's infancy, it'd be interesting to see businesses and organizations developing a presence on there to reach more people, and then when that's been stabilized, gradually reduce their presence on the internet. The only way I can see that happening is entrepreneurs being the first people to do that, and when that's become a trend, traditional businesses and organizations will slowly but gradually follow suit.
What's your opinion on Zeronet and could it be the new internet in the future?
What's your opinion on Zeronet and could it be the new internet in the future?