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this post was submitted on 06 Aug 2023
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some people do host public http outproxies but I still like i2p over tor.
Same here, I do run a i2p nodes though. Would be great that if privacy focused companies would offer alternative i2p entry sites
I quit running i2p so others have access to my bandwidth because of always having to adjust settings for network being firewalled, otherwise I would leave it running permanently but it's always firewalled on a new setup.
the firewalled status has never really caused any issues for me. I still get transit tunnels and fine speeds. I do wonder how much more it would be if I was able to properly configure the port forwarding though. unfortunately my ISP uses cgnat and I connect from a VPN.
I'm running them on a VPS
I had it installed natively on my system as a daemon or backroud service.
Does i2p support udp?
Yes, check SSU transport