You won't to change "a hostile regime" in secret. If you have a movement, you're expanding. Hence new people. Hence risk.
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in the case of the photo I just linked, it's more about organizing protests securely, and avoiding stingrays...
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How are you organizing a protest if you are not publicly calling for attendance, and fighting for legitimacy?
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Besides, once you hold the protest, they .. have your faces. And if against government your cell phone IMEI...
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My point is this: specialized encryption tools are near useless to practicing activists.
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You thought activists could learn from Access or other guides out there? Problem isn't knowledge.
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Fundamentally public-facing nature of activism, means use everyday tools; can't avoid risk.
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Not all activists I've spoken to over the last decade+ can be open. Agree w you for public activism.
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No doubt. But whistleblowing and activism get confused a lot in these discussions.
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Networks are as weak as weakest point; activism is the practice of expanding networks.
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I don't have a better word for non-public activism or I'd use it. Not conflating w whistleblowing.
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