Project Summary
OneSwarm is a privacy preserving P2P client developed at the University of Washington. Although backwards compatible with BitTorrent, it also includes new features designed to protect user privacy when sharing data among friends, so-called friend-to-friend sharing. Features include search, permissions, and a web UI with streaming, realtime transcoding, and remote access. To provide privacy, OneSwarm uses source-address rewriting with multi-path and multi-source downloading
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took an estimated 120 years of effort (COCOMO model)
starting with its first commit in October, 2010
ending with its most recent commit about 11 years ago
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