Re: EFF article on Meshstastic and reticulum

El 16/7/25 a las 22:01, ReK2 Hispagatos escribió:
> - https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2025/07/radio-hobbyists-rejoice-good-news-lora-mesh
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> to read in matrix:
> - https://matrix.to/#/!kHxUwLYefqkazeloox:meshnet.club/$EJeprJq3PBLCCU0vduRfXjdwVpb0kf24Y1FGAgYmbrE?via=fdpr.eu&via=hispagatos.org&via=matrix.org
> 
> A set of radio devices and technologies are opening the doorway to new and
> revolutionary forms of communication. These have the potential to break down the
> over-reliance on traditional network hierarchies, and present collaborative
> alternatives where resistance to censorship, control and surveillance are baked
> into the network topography itself. Here, we look at a few of these technologies
> and what they might mean for the future of networked communications.
> 
> The idea of what is broadly referred to as mesh networking isn’t new: the
> resilience and scalability of mesh technology has seen it adopted in router and
> IoT protocols for decades. What’s new is cheap devices that can be used without
> a radio license to communicate over (relatively) large distances, or LOng RAnge,
> thus the moniker LoRa.
> 
> .. much more in the EFF original article
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> 
> Happy Hacking
> ReK2
> 
good one, i missed this article, thanks