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by robertlagrant
565 days ago
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> Whatsapp controls nearly everything: servers, clients, protocol. This is nothing to do with resilience in the face of things being destroyed in a war. That's what I'm saying: it's not the same sort of centralisation. > In the comparison to TCP/IP this is quite similar. You can add to the network without needing approval of a central institution. I can join WhatsApp without approval as well. But also - how like that is TCP/IP? All IP addresses have to be agreed and assigned, do they not? |
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> I can join WhatsApp without approval as well
You absolutely need approval to join WhatsApp. Approval and a phone number.
> All IP addresses have to be agreed and assigned, do they not
You can assign your own IPs and have your own network if you want.