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  "path": "/t/the-internet-post-age-verification/36074#post_5",
  "publishedAt": "2026-03-09T05:11:28.000Z",
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    "Staying ahead of censors in 2025: What we've learned from fighting censorship...",
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  "textContent": "OrangePeeler:\n\n> More specifically what are everyone’s plans to deal with technology going forward?\n\nContinue to follow my roadmap, as it is still the same and not affected by external factors.\n\nOrangePeeler:\n\n> I’ve been looking into I2P and Tor, and it got me thinking if those areas of the internet are the last resort for privacy conscious people like us, and are they resistant?\n\nYes, they are designed to be censorship-resistant:\n\nblog.torproject.org\n\n### Staying ahead of censors in 2025: What we've learned from fighting censorship...\n\nIn 2025, Tor faced some of the toughest censorship yet. From Iran’s wartime internet blackouts to Russia’s rapidly evolving blocking tactics. Tor’s anti-censorship team sprung into action and strengthened Snowflake, deployed the new Conjure pluggable...\n\nExternal Image i2p.net\n\n### I2P - The Invisible Internet Project | EN\n\nI2P is a fully encrypted private network layer. Protect your online activity from surveillance and censorship with built-in end-to-end encryption.",
  "title": "The Internet post age verification"
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