Quote from: Hexcolyte on May 15, 2018, 04:07:34 PM

Quote from: NOIA_Network on May 15, 2018, 03:56:00 PM

Quote from: Hexcolyte on May 15, 2018, 03:46:18 PM

Is this basically torrent, P2P file sharing, but with incentives? How can anyone make sure the files didn't include any unwanted content?

Hello, yes, NOIA Network has similarities as some parts are based on torrent protocol, full details will be disclosed when we open source certain parts of the technology. The incentive is that using NOIA Network you will be economically rewarded.

Only the content that is public will be delivered through the NOIA Network and data transfers between nodes and users will be encrypted. To ensure security and govern processes at the beginning our Master Node will be centralized.
Also, the content aggregators (like Youtube) will need to sign contracts with NOIA Network Company in order to use our service. After that, we will white-list them. If the content matches the white-list pattern, it can be sent to NOIA nodes via our CSL service. If not - we will have technical means to recall them from the Network asap.

In addition, our clients will be companies that are in need to deliver content like Youtube, Netflix, Hulu. It won't be a content sharing in a closed circle between nodes. I suggest you to read what is a CDN: https://medium.com/noia/content-delivery-networks-101-9a476bf38f22
And how NOIA Network is going to improve this solution in our easy understandable Explainer video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-jKakIrXIk&t=

So NOIA is a CDN and not file sharing, sorry for my misunderstanding. Why do content aggregators need to go through the whitelist with NOIA Network Company and not the nodes? What if you guys allow mallicious content too be stored in the general public nodes? How can anyone trust you with their precious computer?

We are creating a decentralized Content Delivery Network. I think you didn't understand the concept clearly, please check the links above.
NOIA Network is a fully legal business who acts as an intermediary between nodes and clients. Hence, if client would happen to host illegal content, it would violate our agreement with given company and it would be taken care of.
Let me explain to you that "whitelist" part with an example: when using Airbnb you are being verified by them, right? You don't send your ID and get verified by every host separately.
We have no reason to allow malicious content be spread in our system simply due to liability and legal issues.

Quote from: OzZYfilm on May 15, 2018, 04:27:28 PM

Where can I find a list of your advisors?

The whole team and advisors can be found here: https://noia.network/#team