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[@linux](https://lemmy.ml/c/linux) any global mesh networks that could replace ISP's?

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@linux any global mesh networks that could replace ISP’s?

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“paranoid” assumes that it’s unjustified suspicion of someone or something. However it’s a well known fact that ISPs may spy on users as it’s been exposed to happen in the past…

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