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I2P – Anonymity for the Masses

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“As technology changes, it seems that privacy evolves away more
and more. I2P is a protocol used for an encrypted multi-proxy on
the Internet. While, this sounds simple, there is actually a lot of
work going on with I2P to achieve this. Unlike some multi-proxies,
I2P will allow you to tunnel many more applications through it than
just web browsing, making it a very robust protocol.

I2P is available for all platforms, not just Linux. For this
example I have used Debian Sid to perform the installation. With
the exception of ‘apt-get’, these instructions should work fine
with any Linux distribution.

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