no valid ip address == higher levels of deniability
how does i2p hide your address? don't you need a valid ip to send data to its intended recipient?
Topic: why not embed i2p? (Read 1401 times)
how does i2p hide your address? don't you need a valid ip to send data to its intended recipient?
why not embed something like i2p with the bitcoin client, leaving it on by default or at least toggleable? what are the arguments against anonymity/security not being 'bring your own' ?
It is good practice not to make things more complicated than they need to be.
Not everyone wants/needs strong anonymity that something like i2p might provide.
Feel free to build your own client that does.
It would provide good anonymity (depending on how you treat it ofcourse) and protocol obfuscation.
Bootstrapping into the network could be done better and more decentralized then.
And ofcourse, just because I2P is cool by design somewhat, like bitcoin.
Bootstrapping into the network could be done better and more decentralized then.
And ofcourse, just because I2P is cool by design somewhat, like bitcoin.
no valid ip address == higher levels of deniability
How does that help? What benefits does it provide? Bitcoin transactions are public anyway.
why not embed something like i2p with the bitcoin client, leaving it on by default or at least toggleable? what are the arguments against anonymity/security not being 'bring your own' ?
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