#reticulum

i2p Android is generally apache2 but many different components have different licenses. Would check the source. The latest code / versions is on their site, not GitHub or F-Droid (many versions outdated, of course). I usually would run a separate profile and have the official binaries or one I considered better for each individual network anyways.

It's not so easy to use and integrate with existing software. the routing system with a lot of device is a nightmare. I tried it last weekend with nomadnet, 3 PCs located on different subnets and 1 LoRa antenna

I2Pd, a C++ implemented of I2P, is BSD if that'd help.

GitHub

GitHub - PurpleI2P/i2pd: 🛡 I2P: End-to-End encrypted and anonymous Internet

🛡 I2P: End-to-End encrypted and anonymous Internet - PurpleI2P/i2pd

@Enki your infra up?

...kinda. the ip network should be up.

And this is one of the reasons where need to get rid of intellectual property (or the more correct name, intellectual monopoly)

ohh

freenet-project / hyphanet, gpl as well but oh wellp. named data networking. the only way.

I find it hilarious that open source looks and feels like a computer virus, but it has nothing to do with a computer. It's a legal virus. Once the open source gets into you project, it highjacks it and turns it open source, making all projects that work with it, affected too

Why not just use external i2p proxy support, since there are i2p and i2pd to choose.