Peer-to-peer (P2P) internet refers to a type of internet connection that uses a P2P network rather than a traditional client-server network. In a P2P internet connection, each device on the network is able to connect directly to other devices and share resources, rather than relying on a central server.P2P internet connections are often used for file sharing, as they allow users to share files directly with one another rather than relying on a central server to host the files. This can make file sharing faster and more efficient, as it reduces the burden on any one server.
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