Forgive me but I need some spoonfeeding about this icann situation. Whens this switch going to happen and what are everyones plans for surviving?
Hows a technologically illiterate user like me, supposed to survive? Any guides, info and dumps you have is all helpful.
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FUCKING BUMP
GOD WHY IS NO ONE TALKING ABOUT THIS HERE
Seconded. I've downloaded the everychan thingie but I have grave doubts about how to make it work.
Have one more bump, OP.
While I don't really understand it fully myself, I think this has to do with IANA. Let me just copy paste the answer from another source.
"The IANA role basically is that whoever is the IANA, is the final mediating authority on the correct assignment of an addressing number. If two devices try to communicate as the same address only one of them is correct, and the IANA's routing table is authoritative. Assignments that contradict the IANA's table are in error.
ICANN is already the IANA and that will not change. The handover is simply saying "the US is giving the IANA role to ICANN, its theirs". Because the IANA role is now so world wide that not even the US could raise up a competing IANA and expect to win."
I wish some renegade billionaire would start up a new internet.
The most they could really do in the near future is fuck with DNS servers so that typing in something like "8ch.net" in your browser wouldn't work. In which case you can just use some other DNS server instead of the defaults given by your ISP: opennicproject.org
There's mesh networks, but the non-renegade billionaires do everything in their power to prevent them from emerging.
Hopefully IPFS will be done someday soon, censorship will be impossible with that system compared to HTTP.