What a new Internet might look like is still widely debated, but one alternative would, in effect, create a “gated community” where users would give up their anonymity and certain freedoms in return for safety. NYT
That's good. The Internet will then be free of n00bs. Those who do not care to understand the innards of a structure is always doomed to be fear-mongered and give out their rights. Those who does not know how to operate a computer will always get virus, and in fact, virus has nothing to do with the Internet - it was there before the Internet, and it is just a matter of agility of the user.
The article is a propaganda that does not explain anything technical in detail. IPv6 is perfectly fine.
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That's good. The Internet will then be free of n00bs. Those who do not care to understand the innards of a structure is always doomed to be fear-mongered and give out their rights. Those who does not know how to operate a computer will always get virus, and in fact, virus has nothing to do with the Internet - it was there before the Internet, and it is just a matter of agility of the user.
The article is a propaganda that does not explain anything technical in detail. IPv6 is perfectly fine.
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