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thanks, but i'm sticking with onionshare

 >>/77696/
Is onionshare a p2p file sharing client with chat?

I ask this because I always thought of onionshare as a file hosting site using Tor that you need to post links in order to share files.

 >>/77692/
Not even open source

 >>/77709/
True, but if you decide to use anything like p2p file sharing or bit torrents you should be doing it on a "burner laptop" that should absolutely not be used for anything else, let alone hold anything personal or connected to anything private at all. I won't even put my first name on my burner laptop's OS and I always ALWAYS use a VPN when connecting to the internet (wired only, no wifi!) If I ever get hacked I have plenty of offline backups of all my media.

Same group that made Fopnu. Works well.

Americans want to have a civil war over homosexuals, abortion, and illegal immigrants, but no one cares that the USA is a bankrupt warmongering police state.

 >>/77812/
Americans can't do jack shit about anything anymore, we just bitch and complain, stuff our faces and binge drink and nothing will ever change. If you have not gotten prepared for the inevitable fall of our empire well then you are either lazy, stupid or broke (the latter I won't blame you for btw).

I like it, sticking with it from now on.

survival of what is left of the real internet

Great p2p network just not a lot of people using it. Still can find a lot of media though.

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 >>/77692/
> share files anonymously
i ain't clicking that shit nigga

 >>/79916/
If you don't trust p2p networks fine, but it is at your own loss because you can find pretty much all kinds of media being shared. Just recommend using a "burner laptop" is all, never know if some of that media could contain a virus, it's always a possible risk. Just keep up to date with anti-malware software, don't be putting personal info in that burner laptop, always use a VPN, always keep safe offline backups of all your media collections and you should be fine.

It doesn't matter if there's spyware on the computers.

 >>/79930/
If you pirate any kind of media, be it anything from music to software, you better be doing it on an isolated "burner" PC or laptop, something you do not use for anything personally identifiable, and do not use any of those external HHDs or USB thumb drives that you store media with any other operating system because if you did have a virus on your burner PC/laptop it could easily be transferred to another system if you are not careful. If you follow basic opsec you can have great things and remain relatively safe and low key.