Veilid: A secure peer-to-peer network for apps that flips off the surveillance economy
Veilid: A secure peer-to-peer network for apps that flips off the surveillance economy
‘It’s like Tor and IPFS had sex and produced this thing’
Infosec super-band the Cult of the Dead Cow has released Veilid (pronounced vay-lid), an open source project applications can use to connect up clients and transfer information in a peer-to-peer decentralized manner.
The idea being here that apps – mobile, desktop, web, and headless – can find and talk to each other across the internet privately and securely without having to go through centralized and often corporate-owned systems. Veilid provides code for app developers to drop into their software so that their clients can join and communicate in a peer-to-peer community.
I think this sounds absolutely awesome. So when can we integrate this into Lemmy for private messaging?