Hi Chris,
I can't think of anything obvious. OONI is focused on measuring censorship, not circumventing it. If you think devices running your software are good candidates to probe their network - perhaps to understand which other servers in the networ kthey can reach - you may find that OONI, or the measurement kit library it is based on can help with those measurements.
--Will
On Mon, Jan 29, 2018 at 04:42:25PM -0800, Chris Troutner wrote:
Hello OONI devs,
I've been working the last few months on an open source project called P2P VPS: http://p2pvps.org
P2P VPS is an acronym for peer-to-peer virtual private servers. It provides a simple web app to coordinate networking to allow any computing device to serve webpages to the general internet. In it's own right, it's censorship fighting software by allowing people to rapidly deploy networks of web servers.
I'm wondering if there is some synergy between OONI and P2P VPS?
-Chris Troutner
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