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Once quantum safe algorithms are more mature and have decent high level libraries, they will be deployed.
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Once quantum safe algorithms are more mature and have decent high level libraries, they will be deployed.
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# P2P Software Comparison
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Since Onionr is far from the first to implement many of these ideas (on their own), this section compares Onionr to other networks, using points we consider to be the most important.
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![network comparison image](network-comparison.png)
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# Conclusion
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# Conclusion
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If successful, Onionr will be a complete decentralized platform for anonymous computing, complete with limited metadata exposure, both node and user anonymity, and spam prevention
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If successful, Onionr will be a complete decentralized platform for anonymous computing, complete with limited metadata exposure, both node and user anonymity, and spam prevention
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