Taking Back the Web with Decentralization: 2023 in Review | EFF
Taking Back the Web with Decentralization: 2023 in Review | EFF
When a system becomes too tightly-controlled and centralized, the people being squeezed tend to push back to reclaim their lost autonomy. The internet is no exception. While the internet began as a loose affiliation of universities and government bodies, that emergent digital commons has been...
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This just in: The network infrastructure is still largely owned by corporations so even if you have your own server, you're still at the mercy of your data passing through places you may not be so happy about.
Jokes on you I send all data over citizen band radio https://github.com/markqvist/Reticulum
Radio is so last century. I use a mesh network of hacked “smart” refrigerators.
But this server is hosted by? The DNS is controlled by?
That's true, but you know... one piece at a time
So let's go back to reddit?
Still, you own the server and can migrate or use another route. The problem was never just that some company is big, but the influence some big companies can have.