Zone of Privacy
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Claim that giving every device a public/private key pair per device and tokenized DNS ownership lets users own fractions of core protocols so connections ride protocols they own, restoring a Fourth Amendment–style right to privacy even over third-party networks. Describes using Daffy Connect physical hardware and licenseed protocol software, outlines replacing DNS with a tokenized license model, and frames the idea as a proposed architecture rather than a fully proven deployment.
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