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 (DIR) Post #B6GnzV0UO6sJJrUkV6 by eff@mastodon.social
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       We can’t rely on tech oligarchs, especially when these same companies and governments are the ones to sever our access to the internet and telecommunications. Here’s a guide for preparing to stay connected to the services you need and people you love during a shutdown. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2026/05/hackers-guide-circumventing-internet-shutdowns
       
 (DIR) Post #B6H5iDDF5kmwNpMno0 by temporary@corteximplant.com
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       @eff #Reticulum would fit well into this especially resiliency and scalability-wise compared to Meshtastic, which is also great for isolated relatively smaller groups that use LoRa only.eg. during an internet shutdown, people who use a reticulum-based messaging client to talk to eachother via TCP/IP would still be able to reach at least part of their network via LoRa using the same tools, the same way they did before.And even better, if any of the nodes on the LoRa mesh reach outside the internet blackout zone (due to physical location or other means), then all the others on the mesh inside the blackout zone would also have access to all reticulum-based services, but with LoRa speeds of course.