Huh, how do you deal with the problem of law enforcement assuming that an IP is a single subscriber? Even if law enforcement believed it up front, it still is a hassle to the users now dealing with law enforcement requests.
In general our only 'mesh tech' innovation is the mandatory WireGuard encryption for all user traffic. Which as far as I know is a first. The rest is the billing and some ease of configuration.
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The main issue is one of trust, we have left it up to the user what exit nodes to add to their system beyond a few we ship in the firmware run by ourselves.
Personally I think this is a point of weakness long term, we need to decide on criteria for including other exit servers. Trust is hard
WireGuard itself is open source, our firmware and software is open source. So if the question is about encryption/software integrity go take a look.
If it's about what traffic is routed through WireGuard the answer is all user traffic to the internet, no exceptions.
Depends on the type of illegal content. There is no established case law that protects you as a moderator of CP. Yes, LEO will not arrest you usually for it, but there is nothing that positively makes you safe as a moderator working to remove and report CP content.