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Advanced Direct Connect (ADC) is a peer-to-peer file sharing and chat protocol, using the same network topology, concepts and terminology as the Direct Connect (DC) protocol. "Advanced Direct Connect" is an "unofficial" backronym for "ADC".^[1]

See also

References

^ Jacek Sieka and Fredrik Ullner (January 2019). "ADC Protocol". DCNF. Retrieved 2020-12-21.

External links

Peer-to-peer file sharing

Networks,
protocols

Centralized	Direct Connect Soribada Soulseek
Decentralized	BitTorrent DAT eDonkey FastTrack Fopnu Hyphanet GNUnet Gnutella Gnutella2 I2P IPFS Kad LBRY OpenFT OnionShare Perfect Dark Retroshare Share Tribler WebTorrent WinMX Winny ZeroNet
Historic	Audiogalaxy CuteMX Hotline Kazaa LimeWire Morpheus Napster Scour WASTE

Comparisons
of clients

Hyperlinks

Uses

Concepts

Privacy	Anonymous P2P Darknet Darkweb Friend-to-friend Open music model Private P2P Tor

Internal
technologies

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