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Qortal Hub 3.0 is HERE, and there's quite a bit to unpack! A redesigned interface, WebRTC voice calls, peer-to-peer screen sharing, a new onboarding tour, and plenty of improvements under the hood! I put together a video walking through the new experience and showing some of these features in action. If you've been curious about #Qortal, now's a good time to see what the developers have been building! Watch the video below! Onboard in under 5 minutes 👇 qortal.dev/onboarding

I traveled to #Liberpulco with one goal: Introduce #Qortal to a community already thinking seriously about freedom, sovereignty and decentralization. What followed was a journey through Liberland, conversations with people from across the freedom movement, and eventually a walk and talk with Jeff Berwick about Qortal and the future of peer to peer technology. We documented the entire experience. The result is our new documentary: Hope you enjoy !! 😄 qortal.dev

I recently met @BerwickJeff at #Liberpulco (@Anarchapulco). It was a great time showing him Qortal in action! Here's the gist of what we spoke about: most of us use the internet every single day without really thinking about who controls the infrastructure underneath it! Our messages, content, communities and accounts generally depend on centralized platforms to keep everything running. But what would an internet designed around peer-to-peer technology look like instead? That’s the idea #Qortal has been working on for years. what Qortal actually is, how it works, and why I think this approach to the internet is worth exploring. If you’ve ever wondered what Qortal is, this one’s for you. Get onboarded here: qortal.dev/onboarding

Qortal Hub 3.0.3 is live! This release focuses on making Hub 3.0 easier to use and stronger under the hood. ✓ New guided first-run tour ✓ Better Q-Chat discovery ✓ Faster Reticulum history sync ✓ Improved missing-history recovery ✓ Lower unnecessary overlay traffic ✓ Better CPU efficiency under load ✓ Cleaner local storage handling The new onboarding tour walks users through Q-Chat, groups, channels, DMs, message expiry, Qortal Land, and Q-Apps. A smoother first experience for newcomers, and a more efficient communication layer for everyone else. Release notes here: qortal.dev/news/qortal-dev-n…

And #Qortal has already implemented it within its communication system! We're way further ahead than any other Wev3 project out there!

Qortal Hub 3.0 is HERE! Q-Chat has been completely rebuilt from the ground up. ✓ P2P messaging powered by Reticulum ✓ Direct file sharing ✓ Channels & categories ✓ Replies, reactions, mentions & GIFs ✓ Live presence & typing indicators ✓ Group calendars & events ✓ Better community discovery ✓ Qortal Land And Qortal Land might be my favorite part. You can literally enter a shared space with your community, see who's around, express yourself, chat, and challenge people to Chess, Checkers or Qonnect Four in a virtual #Web3 world! At a time when governments and corporations are having increasingly uncomfortable conversations about the future of private communication, we're building in a very different direction. Peer-to-peer. Decentralized. Actually fun to use. Check out everything that's new in Qortal Hub 3.0: qortal.dev/news/qortal-dev-n…

What if we've spent the last 20 years slowly giving away ownership of the internet...without even realizing it? Here's a short clip from my latest documentary I made for a Telegram contest submission. I'd love to know whether you agree or disagree. Follow me on X (@QortalJustin) if you're into #Web3, #Blockchain, and reclaiming control of your #data on the internet!

The internet has changed considerably over the last decade! It seems that every year, we give up a little more privacy, a little more ownership, and a little more control in exchange for convenience online. With Chat Control advancing in Europe, and Android restricting app sharing even further, it feels like those changes are accelerating. Inspired by Pavel @durov's contest on Telegram, I spent the past few weeks producing a short documentary exploring how we got here, why it matters, and what can actually be done about it. During that journey, I also share why I've spent the last four years helping build @Qortal, a peer-to-peer network that offers a fundamentally different approach to the internet. Whether you agree with my conclusions or not, I hope the documentary makes you look at today's internet from a different perspective. If you found it thought-provoking, I'd really appreciate a like, repost, and any feedback you have. Telegram Handle: @ JustinWF