Trump vetoing is our only hope now for avoiding that "felony for illegal streaming" law.

@Moon Don't worry, Biden will criminalise E2E in his second term anyway, right as the EU does 👏

@brother I've long said that e2e is toast, I think we should fight for it as long as we can but it'll get outlawed eventually.

@Moon @brother P2P might also be outlawed outright. The government can just force all ISPs to block the protocols. Really, we are a few terrorist attacks away from having governments to start cracking down on this shit.

@xianc78 @Moon They can false flag terrorist attacks any time they want as a casus belli to do it. And they will, I guarantee it. They do it all the time.

The question shouldn't be how to politically delay it, but how to ensure the architecture cannot be compromised.

@brother @Moon
>The question shouldn't be how to politically delay it, but how to ensure the architecture cannot be compromised.

I think we're going to need an alternative to the physical infrastructure of the Internet entirely and not just some new protocol, alternate DNS root, or anonymity layer. I think a fully decentralized meshnet would be the best approach. All nodes are interconnected with no middle-men like ISPs or DNS servers. This would make it significantly harder for governments to start meddling with communication.

@xianc78 @Moon I agree with you completely, but how can we even make that happen? That Czech meshnet seems to be the largest one ever created and it's fucking dead now.

@brother @Moon I'm not an expert on this, but I think long-range wi-fi routers could be enough to cover large gaps between certain meshes. There are a lot of wireless meshnets in urban areas we just need to find a way to connect them.