There is i2pd project at Github as well, it's C++ implementation of the protocol and tends to have better performance
this post was submitted on 01 Aug 2023
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i2p technology is superior to Tor, both of them have become empty. i2p has the technology to be a superior anonymity network, both technologies are empty, there's nothing original or productive to do on the networks since they are not used by 98% of the people. I used i2p a few years ago and got really into it but that faded over time since nothing happens on there. Tor services vary from very helpful, to highly suspicious, to dangerous criminals. i2p I would consider more unbreakable, it's not capable of having surveilled connections.
I've been using i2pd for a while now, works really well
Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't this just the same idea as the Tor network?
No. It is decentralized and has no official exit nodes. It also supports UDP and has a completely different architecture