Some time ago, I realized we cannot depend on the Internet forever. It can be shut down and manipulated. So, I took it upon myself to develop a decentralized communications network, where we can have the same functionalities as on the Internet, such as communicate, send files (pictures, videos, memes, documents, payments, anything really) but that it does not rely on the Internet. Instead, it relies on LEGAL radio-based devices that act as nodes in a mesh network.
> TO JANNIES WHY IS THIS POLITICAL? Right now the Elites are about to pass something called the EARN IT bill (archive.is/3rWM7) which will prevent encrypted communications online if passed, and BeeChat is the solution to that problem, since it is encrypted at its core. It is also based on the ZigBee protocol, making it 100% legal to use without any license.
>WHO AM I To put it bluntly I want our future generations to be safe from the Elites and their NWO. I will stay on this thread for a bit to answer some questions and doubts. (no I am not a Q-tard)
I will release the first version in April, since I realize this technology could be truly a life saver during the current virus crisis (and coming recession). I am posting it on Yas Forums as it is the heart of the Internet. Anything that starts here eventually spreads to MSM and every corner of the Internet like wildfire. Be it left, or right, at this point it doesn't matter. The more nodes there are on the BeeChat network the better it performs.
>TLDR; The main concept is basically bringing cheap data-based radio dongles to everyone. I got a lot of questions last time I posted this, let's grow this community lads
Bump. So you'll rely on other people to use this for infrastructure, like crypto currency but with radio waves?
Jaxon White
Does it come with USB-C?
Brayden Young
In regards to internet bridges vs ham relays I think they are different use cases and both should be developed. Ham relays can be used to connect the XBee networks together over longer distances. However most people's devices are currently internet ready meaning that a lot of the traffic could be routed via the internet instead of via XBee. That would alleviate the mesh scaling problem. When shtf and the internet goes down the network can fall back to reliance on XBee and Ham. Networks would probably be fragmented therefore throughput demand would be lower. Also those are survival scenarios where only essential traffic would be necessary.
Nathan Jones
Just get an adapter, what's the problem? or for me to understand what you mean, why do you ask this?
Exactly. Was talking with an user in the last thread to have hams with licenses operate gateways between longer distances. But normal people wouldn't need a license to communicate at all.
Zachary King
Tell your bull to buy your wife a $2 adapter.
Kayden Harris
So you are saying we should also make the same program but that it uses Internet, how would that work? I'm interested in this please do share
