👉 Homeless computing refers to the use of computing resources and services that are not directly connected to a traditional network or internet infrastructure, often relying on alternative means such as peer-to-peer networks, satellite connections, or even the internet of things (IoT) devices. This approach allows individuals without stable access to conventional computing resources to still participate in the digital world, enabling tasks like data sharing, cloud storage, and remote computing. Homeless computing is particularly significant for marginalized communities, providing access to essential services and fostering digital inclusion. It often involves the use of open-source software, mobile devices, and community-driven initiatives to create decentralized and resilient computing ecosystems.
