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Yes, services on i2p, tor and freenet
Tor is the best option of anonymity but, its bad opsec that you really have to worry about. There is no platform that can save you from yourself.
Cwtch
Decentralized and Open
Participants in Cwtch can host their own safe spaces, or lend their infrastructure to others seeking a safe space. There is no “Cwtch service” or “Cwtch network”. The Cwtch protocol is open, and anyone is free to build bots, services and user interfaces and integrate and interact with Cwtch. Privacy Preserving
All communication in Cwtch is end-to-end encrypted and takes place over Tor v3 onion services. Metadata Resistant
Cwtch has been designed such that no information is exchanged or available to anyone without their explicit consent, including on-the-wire messages and protocol metadata.
your best bet would be i2p
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This is basically why TAILS exists. If you're interested, you should look into that specifically.
I'm aware of tails, but I am not confident it qualifies. With Tails, I still connect through my own Internet connection, presumably. I know using tor obfuscates this, but is it to the degree of, say, Monero?
Moreover, I am still at the mercy of the platform I use. Most of them require email or phone verification, and creating an account with lots of data sent over from the clients.
Tails is a necessary component, but the platform is also important.
That's where the Tor component of TAILS comes in. The documentation here is really valuable:
Hmmm,...I wonder if Peertube would qualify. I'm genuinelly not sure, although Peertube is federated.
i2p is excellent, but I would guess that it does not have the bandwidth to stream video to watch.
Try using Tails and connect to a Peertube instance.