ISIS terrorists allegedly moved from the Twitter micro-blogging service to a nonprofit social network Diaspora, to publish their garbage. The point is that you probably can not stop them.
Diaspora is a completely decentralized network which, by its very nature, consists of many small servers for messaging.
According to the service: "There is no central server, and therefore there is no way to manipulate or remove content from a specific network node (what we call a" pod "). That may be one of the reasons why the network has attracted ISIS terrorists. "
Diaspora was founded in 2010 as an anonymous version of it Facebook. The network emphasizes that users have their own content and are anonymous, making the service ideal for its purposes ISIS. The social network uses separate servers, called pods, which are managed by their administrators without any central control over it.
The terrorist group, which has grabbed a piece of land in the Middle East, using the power vacuum created by the disputes in Syria and Iraq, has been an active user Twitter to spread a distorted interpretation of Islamic teaching.
The Twitter managed to close the door to the team by closing their accounts after the public execution of the journalist James Foley.
Diaspora said they were doing everything they could to prevent terrorists from using the website and has asked their members, as soon as they find the terrorist group's publications, to immediately inform the local under them, doing what they can from the central.
George is still wondering what he is doing here….
