Decentralized file sharing revolutionizes data access by eliminating reliance on centralized servers and utilizing P2P technology to distribute files across a network of nodes.

With decentralized file sharing, data can be distributed and accessed without depending on a centralized server. Instead, files are typically stored on a network of connected nodes using peer-to-peer (P2P) technology.

To enable file sharing, each network user can contribute bandwidth and storage space. BitTorrent and the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) are two well-known examples of decentralized file-sharing protocols.

The decentralization of file sharing has revolutionized how users access and store digital content. Unlike traditional centralized file-sharing systems, which store files on a single server, decentralized file sharing employs P2P mechanisms. Distributing files across a network of connected nodes fosters a more robust and secure system.