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I don't know much about Tor web, but isn't it the Internet 2? That is decentralized?
You can read the history of how it started.--> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tor_(anonymity_network)
Topic: Decentralization of domain names (Read 167 times)
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The Internet isn't decentralized.
I think one example of it could be the Kim Dotcom case.
The technology behind and its consensus algorithm makes it decentralized.
I think one example of it could be the Kim Dotcom case.
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Bitcoin is decentralized but uses the internet.
Yes but that doesn't mean that bitcoin is centralized. The technology behind and its consensus algorithm makes it decentralized.
Internet isn't actually decentralized, it is just looks like that. There are certain amount of domain prefixes which are in control by the networks, regulatory bodies and governments. at this time domains cannot be decentralized as they are property. However, it makes sense to work on a project for a decentralized web addresses.
Internet is decentralized. No one can control it. But domain names come from by ICANN, right? Couldn't they manage them without your permission?
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