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Substratum Network is an open-source network that allows anyone to allocate spare resources on their computer to provide free and fair Internet to the entire world. There is no single authority delivering or monitoring content, so it is free of censorship and geo-restrictions. The network is a worldwide collection of nodes that work to securely deliver content without the need of a VPN or Tor. Users are able to access content on the network without need for an ISP or Tor, so government control is not a concern. In December, the Federal Communication Commission voted to repeal net neutrality.