Prohibited content in p2p networks?

Question

Computer networks

There are p2p messengers like Briar. And in them, after all, there is absolutely no technical possibility of blocking users or content - blocking one user by another does not mean blocking for the entire network (this is the point). What then is the legal liability for a distributor of prohibited content on this network? And if at least one member of the network is known (not necessarily the distributor)?

Answer 1

P2P is by no means a secure or anonymous protocol.
Responsibility will be the same as for the repost of messages calling for murders and riots, that is, a bottle.

Answer 2

What then is the legal liability for a distributor of prohibited content on this network?

Exactly the same as in BitTorrent, DirectConnect and eDonkey2000.
Interpol and the police of different European countries are making honeypots with files whose names resemble child pornography. Download, and there is this:

Answer 3

Да очень простая. К тебе приходят и говорят, что ты распространитель и пойдешь сейчас по статье за участие в массовых беспорядкях. Что будешь делать ты?
- ляжешь на амбразуру свободы и пойдешь по указанной статье (УК 212.3, до двух лет)
или
- скажешь "я не я, #опа не моя" и покажешь откуда ты получил сообщение, чтобы пришли не за тобой?
Мне вот кажется, что второе...