On Wednesday, we ran our State of Anyone spaces; one of the most jam-packed yet. For those who missed it, check out this summary thread below with some of the key segments from the space, and what they mean for our community 🧵

2/ We heard from @AnonMorpho about our mainnet release date, targeting mid-December.

3/ We then heard a tech breakdown from @0xneuratic, highlighting that mainnet brings with it both institutional-grade security and new features such as governance.

4/ Lead architect @kanshi_pdv then spoke, outlining more details about the mainnet rollout and architectural decisions that enable this new functionality.

5/ We then heard from experienced engineer @web3yurii, who talked about some of the technical problems overcome in the creation of our new Anyone SDK, as well as the huge opportunity for a new kind of VPN app.

@web3yurii 6/ The apps presented don't stop there! Benjamin Erhart - @tladesignz - showed us a demo of the upcoming Android VPN app and we announced the start of our community beta testing.

@web3yurii @tladesignz 7/ We then took a step back, hearing a poignant speech from @EnigmaFund about the Cypherpunk Manifesto, our place within the broader global privacy journey, and the benefit of our unique path to this point.

@web3yurii @tladesignz @EnigmaFund 8/ We saw the latest comparison between the Tor and Anyone Networks in two distinct scenarios.

@web3yurii @tladesignz @EnigmaFund 9/ Finally, we had a guest feature from @DeBrosOfficial, talking through the AWS-like infrastructure built directly on the Anyone Network, and some of the apps they enable.

@web3yurii @tladesignz @EnigmaFund @DeBrosOfficial 10/ It was fantastic to see such a strong community turnout in our State of Anyone spaces. Its a pleasure to build transparently for you all. Protected by Anyone.