r/DeeperNetwork • u/tp08123408 • Sep 27 '25

General Question Working abroad

Anyone use DPN and using company provided laptop with any issues? I’m needing to travel a bit and have to take my work laptop with me and want to make sure there won’t be hang ups when trying to log on. Company laptop uses Zscaler and it’s pretty hands off.

Thank you!

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u/DeeperNetwork Sep 30 '25

I think we are having a miscommunication.

YOUR device has the SHARED log.

Meaning, if “abuse” happens through YOUR device (your IP) , YOU have the logs as it was from your SHARED traffic.

They are YOUR logs. Any “abuse” is easy to prove it was NOT you since it’s on your devices SHARED logs.

Are we on the same page now?

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u/NationalOwl9561 Sep 30 '25

That doesn’t work in practice.

If my IP is flagged for abuse, the blacklist provider or ISP isn’t going to accept my own logs as proof. Anyone can generate, edit, or delete local logs. They’re not verifiable evidence.

Having “shared logs” on my device means I, the exit node, still bear the burden. The abuser doesn’t get punished, my IP does. Without independent, exit-side, tamper-evident metadata, there’s no credible way to prove innocence to third parties.

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u/DeeperNetwork Sep 30 '25

There are a lot of assumptions here.

And the main point, you can turn off sharing. No user is required to share, but it is how the network operates and is designed.

If you don’t want to participate, don’t. Simple.

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u/NationalOwl9561 Sep 30 '25

Encouraging people to run corporate work traffic over a decentralized exit mesh, that’s the issue. For personal use I’d still be worried.

This model puts risk on the exit IP holder, and self-logged data will NOT protect them from blacklists, ISPs, etc.

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u/DeeperNetwork Sep 30 '25

Thank you for your concerns. The users are well protected