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| contribution to build an inclusive Information Society, where | contribution to build an inclusive Information Society, where |
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| PCs able to interconnect to each other, self manage a traffic of data comparable to the Internet one. |
PCs able to interconnect to each other and self manage a traffic of data comparable to the Internet one. |
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| excess of bandwidth assuring themselves free Internet connection anywhere. The application works in a very simple way: the user sets up his own wi-fi antenna on an reachable place (window or roof), and, doing so, links himself to the other Netsukuku users within his radio range. The number of interconnected PCs can grow endlessly and when a user cannot connect to a Netsukuku wi-fi area, a "virtual tunnel" over his Internet connection will automatically provide for his missing radio link. |
excess of bandwidth assuring anywhere free Internet connection. The application works in a very simple way: the users set up their own wi-fi antenna on an reachable place (i.e. window or roof), and, doing so, link themselves to the other Netsukuku users within their radio range. The number of interconnected PCs can grow endlessly and when a user is out of the range of a Netsukuku wi-fi area, a "virtual tunnel" over his Internet connection provides for missing link. |
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| that uses the spread of wi-fi technology to empower users to have open, secure, anonymous, people-centred, and distributed access to the ICTs. |
that expoit the spread of wi-fi technology to implement an open, secure, anonymous, people-centred, and distributed means of access to the Information Society. |