> Or will we all just comply?
replyAsk yourself. I won't. Will you?
Only if it can be turned into gray market business: additional layers of proxies and VPNs, and whatever new is invented.
replyAs simple "I care about privacy" need is not a reason to bother with setup for a regular person. So it could work only if it's as easy, as current internet. And for profit businesses provide it.
As for another protocol all together: there are some experiments already, but again, why use those?
Yeah profits is a problem.
replyI consider mesh-nets for home use... We already use walkies in the house...
No. Tor does most of this and the number of users is trivial.
replyCould tor become forbidden?
replySure. It's completely unreachable in Russia without some other tunnel to reach Tor network.
replyonly for a short while longer. US, EU, China, and Russia are all on the same page about you-vill-ovn-nothing-und-you-vill-be-happy kind of future, and they will bully the rest of the world into compliance.
replyIt is such a sick idea. But i cant really figurer out if they want to force this on us or they just anticipate that type of poverty will become normal for the new "middle class" and they want to make everyone accept it with some "crisis argumentation".
reply> if they want to force this... or they want to make everyone accept it with some "crisis argumentation".
replyFalse dichotomy, both parts are equivalent.