Mysterium Network

“Our mission is to create distributed, trustless and sustainable network – providing open access and privacy to all Internet users.”
The Internet in its current state is neither open nor private. At Mysterium we believe censorship and spying is both unethical and unnecessary, which are forms of intimidation and social control impeding technological and social progress. It’s commonly believed that if you need encryption – you must be hiding something, assuming it’s something illegal. Here is a short list of 6 commonly used and very legitimate use cases where strong encryption is a proven solution:
1. travelers visiting places where their personal email & social media accounts are censored or
blocked by the local authorities;
2. communications in your private life about your political, religious, gender / orientation,
entertainment preferences that could result in discrimination or reprisals against you;
3. businesses needing privacy to avoid corporate espionage;
4. journalists communicating with whistleblowers, especially when the source is within the very
government or corporation that controls the communication network being used;
5. dissidents and activists needing to organize meetings and protests without being spied on by
the powers they plan to protest;
6. citizens, protesters and journalists needing to send reports on events about human rights
violations to the outside world news agencies – as they occur. To request help or to inform the
outside world, while being sure that the local powers that be will actively try to suppress all kinds
of communication