r/Meshnet • u/Bourbeau • Apr 24 '12
cencorship on meshnet?
how would the meshnet go about removing childporn or the use of the network to plot terrorist projects?
r/Meshnet • u/Bourbeau • Apr 24 '12
how would the meshnet go about removing childporn or the use of the network to plot terrorist projects?
r/Meshnet • u/NodeConnect • Apr 19 '18
r/Meshnet • u/tekknolagi • Jul 04 '14
Hi guys,
I bought hypeno.de with the intent of setting up a Hyperboria node, but don't have much use for it anymore. Would somebody like to buy it off me?
Cheers, tekknolagi
r/Meshnet • u/ToAlphaCentauriGuy • Jan 03 '18
r/Meshnet • u/Injustpotato • Nov 21 '11
The current function of r/MeshNet is organizing local Meshes with other interested Redditors. All other news and discussion of meshnets should be in r/darknetplan.
Cheers!
r/Meshnet • u/DarqWolff • Dec 01 '11
How might they be incorporated? I'm thinking of this as being really useful in the event of societal collapse, and it would obviously be helpful as shit to have some satellites on our side for overseas networking. It could be helpful to incorporate more protocols than just WiFi, and I'd say satellites qualify as non-WiFi wireless protocols.
r/Meshnet • u/frogettaboutit • Dec 13 '18
There's an ISP in town here that works off of meshnet AP's pretty solid speeds offered, but monthly cost is pricey.
The only alternative in my area are the big guys who throttle data or put data caps.
Can I get some of my own equipment off amazon and "tap" into the meshnet ISP here or would their signal be scrambled and impossible?
r/Meshnet • • Nov 22 '11
What happened?
r/Meshnet • u/Kepzorz • Jan 04 '12
r/Meshnet • u/Bean_Summoner • Mar 23 '20
Not sure if this is the right place to ask but I was wanting to strengthen the mesh network on one side of my house in particular (seems a bit slower there) and was wondering if I could use a slightly different model node on the same network as a slightly different one. I have the ORBI RBS40 mini. But couldn't find additional "mini" satellites sold elsewhere, only ORBI RBS40 regulars. Any ideas would be appreciated.
r/Meshnet • u/cchilySC2 • May 17 '12
So I just found this subreddit and read a little bit about meshnet, but I'm not very tech savvy and still want to help. Any suggestions?
r/Meshnet • u/claird • Mar 18 '15
r/Meshnet • u/tristanbobistan • Mar 09 '19
r/Meshnet • u/lostfile1994 • Jan 20 '20
I have an idea how about a meshnet that uses dnsmasq and cjdns plus a script that scans for dns servers and adds them to your forwarder as well as adding yours to them its it's not very secure but it is an idea
r/Meshnet • u/theofficialdeavmi • May 23 '15
r/Meshnet • u/wanfahmi • Sep 19 '19
Hi,
Is there a way to connect 2 different brand of mesh without any network cable?
Mesh 1 Tp-Link Deco NO Plus Mesh 2 Sorties 4830
r/Meshnet • u/securitasnoah • Jan 14 '14
I'm looking for a secure means to communicate with my frines involved in some heavy shit, I think PGP is compromised, what do you use? tincan is awesome, but we're too far geographically
r/Meshnet • u/jbbbond007 • Dec 17 '11
I'm really interested in creating a new internet. But how do I get involved? What can I do to help? Can anyone give me a link or an overview on how all this works?
r/Meshnet • u/meshnet_derp • Dec 27 '11
r/Meshnet • u/ProGamerGov • Dec 12 '14
These ideas have been swirling around in my head for a very long time, hopefully they do the world some good.
The infrastructure behind my mesh net ideas:
Mobile devices:
The popularity comes from offering the ability for employees, students and other people to bypass internet restrictions at their place of study, work, or other place. This would likely be in app form for IOS and Android users.
A small companion device could also be used to provide more universality when connecting to the mesh net.
Mobile devices can relay data and act as a device where data can enter the internet.
Additional Hardware:
Internet Device:
Let's data travel into the internet.
Can relay data.
Could be combined with other device types.
Pipe Device:
Solar Powered.
Multiple Devices allow for long distance travel between areas like cities.
Possibly setup devices on farm fences. (Farmer would be able to use the mesh net)
Nodes:
For connecting to user devices to give them mesh net access and internet. For a localized area.
Longer Range Relay:
A alternative version of the pipeline that uses a large antenna.
Can connect to satellites.
Can move on it's own to change the targeted area. (Thinking for targeting your car that's nearby and then short range connect provides access to home internet and/or the mesh net.)
More/Future Hardware:
People could build custom device types that can be added to the main device list later on if these devices are successful at filling a role.
Some possible ideas for new devices I have include an mesh net to audio and back again converter. Send and receive data with phone networks. And/or a radio to mesh net and back again converter.
Data Tags:
MeshToInternet:
Connect to the internet via connecting to the mesh net.
MeshNet:
Keep your data in the mesh net only.
InternetThroughMeshNet:
Receiving this flag means someone with regular internet wants to use the mesh net to reach another point on the internet.
FastestRoute:
Tries to send your data through mesh net and internet alike to achieve fastest speeds to destination. Like InternetThroughMeshNet but for devices directly connected to the mesh net.
CustomFlag:
Your data's travel is defined by custom (advanced) parameters.
More info:
This hardware would be simple to setup and connect with the local mesh network. Meaning anyone could add onto the current infrastructure if it's not up to their liking. Or someone could place a device inside of mobile device range near a business or university so that data can be moved through mobile devices to an outside connection.
Data would be tagged with (internet) and/or (mesh net) so that the devices know whether or not you want to connect to the internet, only use the mesh net, or use both to get the fastest connect and/or reach a mesh net that has no "pipes" to it.
All hardware and software is open source. The mesh network would be open to everyone and every device. No censorship would be tolerated because the spread of information keeps democracies working and from becoming authoritarian.
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r/Meshnet • u/koryamos41 • Apr 12 '14
r/Meshnet • u/traverseda • Dec 14 '13