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GeezerVison is showing freenet.org — Freenet: Services without Servers Services without ServersFreenet is a peer-to-peer platform for apps that no company controls. Your computer becomes part of a global network, and the apps running on it can’t be taken down, don’t track you, and need no servers behind them. The one to try first is River, group chat that feels like Signal or WhatsApp with nobody in the middle. For UsersFreenet apps run in your browser and look like normal websites, but they can’t be taken down, don’t track you, and run peer-to-peer, not on the cloud. The easiest place to start is River, decentralized group chat with no company in the middle. For DevelopersBuild apps with familiar tools (Rust, TypeScript) that deploy to a global network. No servers to maintain, no cloud bills, no terms of service. For SupportersFreenet is built by a small team, funded through grants and donations. Donating can also issue you a Ghost Key, an anonymous identity that works across Freenet apps. How Freenet WorksPeers form a small-world network organized by location on a ring. Messages find their destination in just a few hops, scaling efficiently to millions of peers, no servers required. River · Apps · Video Talks · Matrix Chat · GitHub · FAQ · Report a Bug |
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