https://github.com/PurpleI2P/i2pd/issues/2112kosakuraiori wrote: Can we restrict I2P peer connections from 'strict countries'?
I2P peers in the strict country list will force-enable hidden mode, and I2P peers in this mode should not participate in tunnel creation.
Can we implement similar restrictions on I2P peers from regions in the strict country list? That is, when we detect that the IP address of these peers comes from a strict country and they are participating in tunnel creation, we directly block them? (Because it is likely to be a malicious peer).
My native language is not English, and these texts are translated using artificial intelligence technology. Please forgive me if there are any errors in the text.
But maybe kosakuraiori is also Russian and wants to ban the USA and Europe? That would make sense, unless he wants to deny the developers of I2Pd access.
How do you see it, do you also want to lock someone up because he or she comes from a country that doesn't suit you, all in the name of freedom of course?
