Quote from: bob123 on July 12, 2020, 08:07:01 PM

Quote from: FreeStreamer on July 12, 2020, 07:20:25 PM

If it has access to the world wide web, then you can surf the web globally and use global applications on it. It's not a local web. It's a decentralized web peer community connected to the world wide web.

If your network is connected to "the internet", your traffic can again be censored by ISP's and their routers.
You'd need to have a local global network without any ISP. And this is not the case with your mesh network connected to the world wide web.

Yeah, it can also be nuked. I'm not that paranoid because I'm not planning to use it for anything criminal. In a Mesh Network you are not registered onn a ISP. It's collectively registered on the ISP and all users web activity gets mixed with all the other Mesh users.

Quote from: FreeStreamer on July 12, 2020, 07:20:25 PM

You can also encrypt the signal between peers so that they are anonymous to each other.

Encryption does not make you anonymous. It protects the content against tampering and curious participants of the network.

What if you hash each peer identity IP?