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BlackBelt Privacy- Tor i2p WASTE VidVoIP
Browse on Tor / i2p - Anon p2p Chat / FileTx, Conf / Video VoIP
...Vidalia Based, Tor as a Service Solution. MicroSip: enables FREE PC to PC video calling with no account sign-up and no middleman server. WASTE: enables FREE Conference VoIP, chat, file transfer and support. *** AI Powered *** Tor/i2p: enables safer browsing. Tor/i2p Profile: Browse over Tor/i2p on Firefox (Vanilla, ESR), Waterfox (Classic, New), Palemoon , LibreWolf and legacy CyberFox. As with all versions of Tor - do not rely on this for strong anonymity. A usability enhanced Privacy Pack. Use alongside Tor Browser Bundle. ... -
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Uzem Link
Ekran görüntüsü, dosya ve link paylaşım aracı.
Uzem Link; ekran görüntüsü, dosya ve link paylaşımlarının mümkün olduğu kadar kısa sürede yapılmasını amaçlayan, pascal programlama dili ile geliştirilmiş bir öğrenci projesidir. Bilgisayarınızın tam ekran ya da ekranın bir bölümünün görüntüsünü çekerek, web üzerinde kullanılabilen bir link üretir. Böylece bu linki paylaştığınız bütün platformlarda bu görüntüye ulaşılabilir. -
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ECTP - Encrypted Compressed Transfer Protocol This protocol is similar to HTTP but with commands and features like FTP. The main features are security and compression abilities and the consequent use of one perisistant connection.
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