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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 The latest code / versions is on their site, not GitHub or F-Droid (many versions outdated, of course).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
And this is one of the reasons where need to get rid of intellectual property (or the more correct name, intellectual monopoly)
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jerry 10 months ago
Why not just use external i2p proxy support, since there are i2p and i2pd to choose.
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