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BitTorrent has recently launched the new BTFS v3.2.0 mainnet. The BitTorrent File System (BTFS) offers decentralized file storage and proves sharing can be achieved efficiently on different platforms. As a product of BitTorrent, this new protocol is introducing substantial updates for increased usability and improved performance. These developments strengthen the status of BTFS as one of the pioneer platforms of the decentralized storage market. Key Features in BTFS Protocol v3.2.0 The latest update brings a range of innovative features designed to optimize the BTFS experience: CID Filtering through Gateways As per the BTIP-79, there is a provision for users to filter the Content Identifiers (CIDs) whenever the user is accessing it through the gateway, which provides security measures to the user. Resource Summary A new feature is introduced to offer users a summary of the resources used by the libp2p resource manager, thus extending control and visibility to the users in terms of managing the resources. Modification Time for Files Revised files in the Mutate File System (MFS) now display the time of the last revision for better tracking of changed files. These upgrades prove that the new protocol is working at improving its protocol and promoting innovation within decentralized storage. About BTFS: The Backbone of Decentralized Applications What started as a basic file hosting service has now evolved into a full-featured P2P environment for decentralized applications (dapps). Building on its P2P content-addressable architecture, BTFS is capable of storing and sharing digital data. The BitTorrent & BTFS team is still focusing on network improvements, such as the upload price changes and airdrop reward system so that there will be a highly competitive environment for users that is balanced for all. This aspect of decentralization of the platform’s architecture truly makes them scalable and sturdy to support the needs being presented…

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