Decentralized Data Networks Offer Privacy-First Hosting Alternatives
New peer-to-peer hosting protocols challenge corporate monopolies by fragmenting encrypted data across nodes.
A consortium of internet privacy groups has released a stable version of an open-source decentralized hosting protocol. Websites built on this network distribute encrypted segments of database tables across independent, volunteer-run servers rather than single server farms.
This design makes it nearly impossible for centralized entities to track individual browsing behaviors or censor content. Web developers are exploring commercial applications.
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