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Online surveillance, censorship, hacker attacks, and other online threats are growing exponentially. These are no longer just words. This is the reality that each of us faces daily.

-How can we deal with this unknown force?

IT enthusiasts from all over the world decided to unite and created the Alt-tech movement. Alt-tech is a group of various social media platforms and websites that advocate for internet freedom – the absence of online surveillance and censorship.

This group already has dozens of different internet resources, which are joined every day by more and more internet users who want to exist online without third-party control.

The Alt-tech movement community has already chosen the Utopia P2P ecosystem https://u.is/en/ as an alternative to current internet networks. The ecosystem has made a step towards creating a “decentralized internet 3.0” and has succeeded in many ways.

Utopia is an anonymous decentralized platform that does not track users’ activity or restrict their freedom and self-expression, and does not cooperate with government agencies. As a result, the ecosystem is free from censorship, ads, or surveillance. Furthermore, it ensures the anonymity of registration and the anonymous use of all built-in tools.

The reasons for the Alt-tech movement

GPS, PRISM, XKeyscore, Twitter, Facebook, and so on are applications and programs that monitor you constantly. They know everything about you and have been storing this data for years. At any time, at the request of the NSA or any other authority, your data is transferred and used in the interests of the state and commercial organizations.

Unfortunately, today the internet war for user data is more terrible than the war in Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan or any other country where military operations are currently taking place. Because in the online world, the enemies are almost unrecognizable. But who is behind them, and who needs our data? That’s the real question.

It is more difficult to answer the questions than it is to come up with a way to anonymize all online users. To do this only requires the development of anonymous and encrypted platforms that are completely free from surveillance, data collection, and censorship.

Therefore, the emergence and popularization of such a movement as Alt-tech is quite logical.