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If you then open the program, and you also open Wireshark and Resource Monitor to watch what happens on the "wire" and on the disk/SSD, you will immediately know these additional things:

  1. It works. Your browser will open, and IdeaNet (tm) Books by IdeaFarm (tm) will be displayed in a new tab.
  2. The page was delivered via IPv6.
  3. Windows Defender doesn't complain.
  4. The console window gives you many settings to control the behavior of the client key program.
  5. There is no input/output activity with the disk/SSD.
  6. The client key generates no encrypted packet traffic.
  7. The IPv6 address from which pages are retrieved changes every few seconds.
  8. This is a complex program that works, and its use of random IPv6 addresses shows that the IdeaNet (tm) server(s) are also complex and that they also work.
In short, if you have a technical background, you will know immediately that the technology is real and that it was expensive and difficult to develop. There are actually ten servers working together to make all of the magic happen, and the system is designed so that it can scale to handle millions of users.