Perhaps it would be best (for the modern bibliophobic generation) to break the mutually exclusive four options into non-overlapping options (e.g. checkboxes):
[X] I don't mind others knowing that I use Freenet, esp. if it helps connecting with friends or my smartphone. [ ] ...and it's okay if they browse Freenet through my computer [ ] ...and it's okay if they start big file downloads [ ] ...and it's okay if they manage downloads that I have started -- Robert Hailey On 2013/06/26 (Jun), at 7:56 AM, Matthew Toseland wrote: > There are four options here. If the user does the full wizard, I propose the > following screen: > > ------------------------------------------------------ > > Do you want to share Freenet with other people on your local network? Freenet > is hard for your internet provider to detect, but you may want to share it > with people on the same router. > > * I want my family or housemates to be able to use my Freenet node, including > deleting my downloads etc. (Hide unless it is the current setting or we are > in advanced mode) > * I want my family or housemates to be able to use my Freenet node, but not > control my downloads or download big files. > * I want my family or housemates to be able to see my Freenet node, but not > use it. This makes it easier to connect to your friends, especially if you > use the Freenet smartphone app. (RECOMMENDED for most users). > * I am in a building with people I don't trust, and I'd prefer they don't > know I'm using Freenet. E.g. student dormitories, hotels, work, building-wide > ethernet in a tower block, etc. Note that local users on the same network may > still be able to detect that you are running Freenet, for example because it > uses rather a lot of traffic (at least 20GB/month).
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