company:commotion wireless

#Commotion Wireless : interview of Josh King | Intelligence Stratégique
►http://www.intelligence-strategique.eu/2011/commotion-wireless-interview-of-josh-king

We’re developing Commotion primarily because we see a great need, in efforts like the Arab Spring protests, for #activists to have the ability to communicate securely and anonymously in a local fashion, as well as share sparse sources of Internet connectivity. It deals only obliquely with the question of identity and #anonymity on the #Internet.

#cccp

Commotion Wireless - Overview - Chambana.net Tech Projects
►http://tech.chambana.net/projects/commotion

As recent events in Tunisia, Egypt, and Libya have illustrated (and Myanmar demonstrated several years prior), democratic activists around the globe need a secure and reliable platform to ensure their communications cannot be controlled or cut off by authoritarian regimes. To date, technologies meant to circumvent blocked communications have focused predominantly on developing services that run over preexisting communication infrastructures. Although these applications are important, they still require the use of a wireline or wireless network that is prone to monitoring or can be completely shut down by central authorities. Moreover, many of these technologies do not interface well with each other, limiting the ability of activists and the general public to adopt sophisticated circumvention technologies.

cf. ►http://oti.newamerica.net/commotion_wireless_0