Sam on Nostr: Is there anyone who is working on a bit torrent style information storage method for ...
Is there anyone who is working on a bit torrent style information storage method for nostr. Conceptually it would work by a user connecting to multiple relays, breaking up events into 3-5 encrypted blobs scattering those blobs among relays ( maybe even redundantly) and then when they fetch the data for a fresh browser state or new device, the blobs are reassembled and decrypted. Could you store very private information in a decentralized manner securely this way? Tbh I don't know if this a really stupid idea or if it already exists and I just don't know about it. #asknostr #privacy
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