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by rajathkm
4018 days ago
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It is depressing to hear such news. The fundamental problem with pitching a technology as one that helps people fight for their rights is that such technology is banned by the oppressing regime very soon. However, there have been a lot of cases where apps (with different main use cases) have been used by oppressed communities to communicate. Two apps immediately come to mind: 1) Firechat: Hong Kong protesters used this app to communicate with each other without being intercepted by authorities. 2) Threema: An app which provides end to end encryption of messages is serving as a life-saver for the LGBT community in Lebanon and Iran where the punishment for being gay is death. |
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