I’m fine with that, and that’s not censorship as far as I’m concerned
I believe that is a form of censorship, hlocking a whole exit node only because it’s used for hacking… it’s like blocking a country because most of the users from the country are haters
IP adresses aren’t fixed (for most people), just disconnect your modem for a few hours and you’ll probably get a new one.
The issue is not that it’s static, the issue is that it is getting assigned by an authority. In the solution the random ID is generated on device
You are being tracked by cookies, browser fingerprints, only being able to use a website after logging in, etc.
Although that is possible, my understanding is that the most significant information regarding one’s location and identity, after an account, is the IP.
know how to route this new protocol without IP addresses
A ptoperly implemented solution will be able to route packets without IP, I believe
We can’t even get mainstream ISPs to support IPv6 in the last 25 years.
Yeah, I don’t know if it will be taken seriously. But if then It’d be nice.
Also, this sounds like it will require way too much intelligence in the network itself
Yes that can be a disadvantage
what if someone is using Tor to hack your services? Then you will be blocking Tor exit IP,therebty also censoring Tor users.
Overlay networks like Tor has another problem too, you will have to trust the network nodes, and someone can just run a lot of nodes to control a big portion of the network, or can just deny acces to the network.
why chinese guys even putting up with this shit?
Sounds good! But does it provide encryption tho?