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The Internet Was Never Meant to Be Rented
The old web = extractive.
You give. They take. You rent. They profit.
The new web = participatory.
You contribute. You own. You persist.
With Autonomi:
– No corporate cloud
– No silent censorship
– No platform lock-in
We’re not building a new app.
We’re building a new layer of the internet.
Where you don’t just participate —
You define what lasts.
Early isn’t just an advantage. It’s a responsibility.
#ParticipationInternet #BeyondDigitalBorders #Autonomi
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The fight for the internet isn’t just about free speech. It’s about free structure.”
It’s more urgent than ever.
🌐 A recent Carnegie Report finds countries are increasingly erecting digital walls—splintering the global web into siloed networks controlled by governments
👇
carnegieendowment.org/resear…
That means your words. Your data. Your access. Can all be restricted—not by law, but by infrastructure.
Autonomi isn’t just a project.
It’s a network-level solution to preserve a truly open internet—where anyone, anywhere can participate, create, and connect.
Free structure = real freedom.
#Autonomi #BeyondDigitalBorders #ParticipationInternet #Web3Infra
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DePIN Coffee Hour Episode 15 teapawt.net/i/broadcasts/1BRKjmvQe…
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How much more proof do we need?
Last week, the Google Cloud outage took down major parts of the internet. One provider—millions impacted.
Big Tech controls 100 zettabytes of the world’s data 🌐. That’s like giving every person on Earth 12,500 years of HD movies 📽️ —and putting it all in one warehouse.🏛️
Autonomi is the alternative.
Decentralized. Resilient. Human-first.
#Autonomi #Decentralization #DataOwnership #CloudOutage
Blast from the past. Still rings true!
While Bitcoin was solving money, David Irvine was solving everything else.
Remembering that time he showed @maxkeiser what true digital sovereignty looks like!
This is where Bitcoin’s revolution was always heading: an autonomous data network replacing the web.
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6 days left to back projects that aren’t just building tools
They’re rethinking how we learn, create, and connect.
From community-owned infrastructure to new forms of entertainment and open knowledge.
This is where the Autonomi network begins to show what it’s really for.
🔗 impossible-futures.com/backe…
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🧵 You know that Tim Berners-Lee invented the web and you know that Vint Cerf co-created internet protocols.
But there's a Scottish engineer who's been quietly building a radical future and new internet for two decades.
Let me tell you about David Irvine.
So true - I hope IMIM blogging app will help to free people's words!
The Future of Entertainment Runs on Autonomi
Entertainment shapes how we see the world.
It reflects who we are — and who controls the story matters. Today, culture is shaped by algorithms.
Owned by platforms. Optimized for ad revenue.
🎭 Independent voices are buried.
🎨 Creative risk is punished.
🎧 Communities are harvested — not empowered.
We don’t need another platform. We need a foundation.
That’s what Autonomi offers.
Autonomi is a decentralized network where culture can thrive on its own terms:
✅ No gatekeepers
✅ No algorithms
✅ No extraction
Artists own their tools, data, and connections.
Forever. This isn’t just about distribution.
It’s infrastructure for a cultural commons — permanent, censorship-resistant, and user-owned.
From storytelling to streaming — the future is being rebuilt from the ground up.
Here are two projects leading the way:
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🧠 “When you take human capital out of business, the rich can no longer extract value from the poor—so what happens next?”
— David Irvine, The Other Side of Dystopia
Watch the full conversation on where the web—and the world—is heading:
🎥 youtu.be/Cxr1XwEr-e0
#ImpossibleFutures #DecentralizeEverything
Agree! M&S and co have had similar issues recently, too.
We need to start building out the frameworks to port this stuff over to Autonomi. The world would be a better place as a result.
The recent Coinbase data breach is a stark reminder of the risks inherent in centralized platforms holding massive amounts of user data. When a single point of control exists, it becomes a prime target for cyberattacks — putting millions of users’ sensitive information at risk.
This breach highlights why building a decentralized network that empowers individuals is more critical than ever.
#autonomi #decentralized
Dog Food is Delicious! http://62003e683b5a792f425a75c5d7d99d06e80f7047be8de8176b7d295e510b3b4c/blog/705a5fa9b2b2ee9d1ec88f7f6cae45a9e40d4cf8ea202252c9d7e68eb6e17c8b/article/dog-food-is-delicious.md#article
A wee treat for those with AntTP installed 📷
Paul Green retweeted
✍️ Project Spotlight: IMIM
A blog you can’t delete. A post that can’t be censored. A voice that can’t be silenced.
IMIM is a web app for publishing permanent, decentralized blogs with rich media - stored immutably on Autonomi. Authors can stay anonymous or verifiable, but their words stay unfalsifiable.
No gatekeepers. No hosting fees. Just your story, and the people who want to hear it.
🔗 Read more: impossible-futures.com/proje…
🗳️ Vote: voting.impossible-futures.co…
#ImpossibleFutures #ImmutableBlogs #CensorshipResistance #Web3Publishing
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Live now with the Impossible Futures crew! Come find out whats cooking on Autonomi teapawt.net/i/spaces/1eaKbWPLRzXGX
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Autonomous Networks vs the Web3 Tech Stack.
@jimcollinson dives into how Autonomi compares to the web's current decentralized foundations, and why the internet deserves native data storage that we all have a stake in.
Paul Green retweeted
If we’re truly decentralized then we can benefit much more (and worry a lot less) as technologies become increasingly autonomous #BuxAndJim #Decentralization #DePin #DataPrivacy
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No contracts, gatekeepers or continual payment for services. SAFE, the truly decentralized network, run by you, on your everyday devices.
Can’t wait until Wednesday? Click the link in our bio to join our discord.
teapawt.net/i/spaces/1ynKOydoWqAJR
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After many technical distractions, the team has been able to build SAFE as it was meant to be. The results have been amazing and we have moved to running regular test networks to prove out and interrogate key protocol features. It’s still wildly ambitious to bootstrap such a network, even with perfect code, but it’s one we will tackle and get right. With the tech stack stable, we’re now finally able to move from what has essentially been a huge R&D project, into a viable decentralised alternative to the internet as we know it.
The time to find a leader to help us to launch had come. Someone who believed in the mission, comprehended the size of the vision and who had the experience and energy to step in and steer the ship as we grow. It would be no easy position to fill, MaidSafe having only had me as its CEO since 2006 (with a brief co-ceo for a year or so) and with us readying to launch, this hire would be one of the most critical decisions in the company’s history.
The challenge should have been immense and we started in the way that you might expect with a headhunter, we encountered some true serendipity ... and were introduced to Sarah Buxton @ForTheBux ...
Sarah (or Bux as she is commonly known) seemed like a real go-getter and had a track record, right in our space. More than that she was available, if we fought hard enough to get her. And we did!
If you ever get a chance to talk with or listen to Bux, I would guess you’d see exactly what we did - a highly capable and passionate person, who obviously gets things done. Perhaps everyone looking to fill such a position would come across the same - but she really is made of something different.
Bux not only “gets it”, she has no fear, literally zero fear … she walks the walk, jumps in, creates momentum and pushes everyone forward, all while checking in to make sure she’s not pushing too hard or too far. Bux is a team player but I know her unique skill set and boundless energy will be felt far beyond it.
This wee Bux is taking us to launch - already reversing the MaidSafe rule of never providing a timescale (she wants us to live and breathe such things). Bux is now with us and I’ve no doubt that she will help us to ensure that folks all over the world will benefit from the truly decentralised, private network we’ve been building for these last many years. Fully encrypted; no middlemen and no leaks, built for you and designed exactly as it should be, for what comes next.
Join Bux and the rest of the team in the MaidSafe discord. discord.gg/drnvANFK6h
#DePin #Crypto #DecentralizedFuture #Node #CDC #DataSecurity #AI
Paul Green retweeted
Can Web3 replace the web as we know it? Computing asked me.
Yes I was critical.
There is hype—but also hope.
computing.co.uk/feature/4044…
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Sure, shared data on the new Web doesn’t matter if you only view it through the prism of transposing existing businesses and business models to it.
Which entirely misses the on-coming wave. 🧵
Web3 promises to let applications easily share data.
My new post explains the problem...
Why Web3's shared data across applications doesn't matter. 🧵
medium.com/bloated-mvp/why-w…












