Decentralized Internet

The software for the Decentralized Internet was developed with the aim to offer a new version of the internet that is more open, free, and resistant to censorship compared to the old internet. It's an approach that eventually, should be able to operate without reliance on telecom towers, old networks, or any other "outdated" technologies. This vision reinvents the way we interact, share, and use the net, while keeping our data secure and private.

The concept of the Decentralized Internet primarily relies on Peer-to-Peer (P2P) compatibility. This means that every connected user plays the dual role of a "client" computer requesting information and a "host" computer sharing data. This decentralization of information leads to better, faster, safer, and more efficient distribution of data.

• P2P Compatibility: Allows every user to share and access information, without going through a central server.
• Grid Computing: This feature enhances information sharing and makes it faster, more cost-effective, and more reliable.
• Resistance to Censorship: Thanks to decentralization, it's much harder for a third party to control or censor information.
• Privacy and Security: Data is encrypted, ensuring that only intended recipients can see them.

The Decentralized Internet is not just a technological evolution, it's a societal one. It promotes the openness of information, while strengthening data privacy and security. We are convinced that it plays a crucial role in the future of the internet. By using grid computing, a better method for transferring information quickly, cost-effectively, and reliably, we are able to create a new version of the internet that not only respects freedom of speech, but also encourages more efficient use of technological resources.

"Decentralized Internet provides secure, private, and censor-resistant browsing with peer-to-peer data sharing."