In authoritarian countries, governments frequently monitor online communications or can shut them down during political crises. Activists are exploring alternative methods, such as mesh networks, to maintain communication despite these restrictions.
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Exploring the Role of Mesh Networks in Authoritarian Internet Restrictions
Authoritarian regimes often control or disrupt online communications, particularly during political unrest. Activists are investigating the use of mesh networks as a potential solution to circumvent these internet blocks.
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Could 'mesh networks' help overcome authoritarians' internet blocks?
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Exploring the Role of Mesh Networks in Authoritarian Internet Restrictions