Comment Everyone should try Anonymous P2Ping (Score 0) 616
Wikipedia has a great Wiki on the subject. There is also a Forum called Planet Peer which is all about Anonymous P2P. Both of these are great starting points for checking out this supposed "third generation" of P2Ping.
Some of the Wiki is inaccurate or old. Basically, these revolutionary programs hide your IP address, encrypt all data transfers, and route all information through several middle-men. This effectively thwarts the RIAA (or anyone else for that matter) from identifying who is sending what. The different programs use different methods. Most of the networks are small, but they are all growing.
For a start, try Ants.
Ignore the comment on Wiki saying "the Recording Industry Association of America has successfully tracked and threatened to sue some users on non-anonymous P2P networks." This was a long time ago on an old and flawed program in Japan. Anonymous P2Ping has come a long way since then. Give it a try.
Some of the Wiki is inaccurate or old. Basically, these revolutionary programs hide your IP address, encrypt all data transfers, and route all information through several middle-men. This effectively thwarts the RIAA (or anyone else for that matter) from identifying who is sending what. The different programs use different methods. Most of the networks are small, but they are all growing.
For a start, try Ants.
Ignore the comment on Wiki saying "the Recording Industry Association of America has successfully tracked and threatened to sue some users on non-anonymous P2P networks." This was a long time ago on an old and flawed program in Japan. Anonymous P2Ping has come a long way since then. Give it a try.
