> instead of linking to the project page, the link goes to a propaganda website
It's detailing a specific use-case for decentralized communication
> The actual project is nowhere to be found
"Bitchat is a new messaging app that allows users to chat securely with or without internet access. Download it today via the App Store or Google Play store to begin communicating safely, even when connectivity disappears."
> Very woke tho.
When a genocide[1] is backed by major tech companies[2], its refreshing to know that alternatives exist :)
1. The download link is not the project link (which I have provided, and the website has not).
2. No matter how much this conflict is being mislabeled as "genocide" by the interested parties, it doesn't change the reality that it isn't one by any measure¹.
I'm not afraid to sign my name under this statement either; see:
The double-think rewriting of dictionary related to Israel-Palestine wars is outright Orwellian.
Note that your link [1], from 2024, doesn't even claim that genocide is taking place in Gaza, and that the adequate amount of aid has since reached Gaza (particularly if you count aid stolen by Hamas within Gaza).
A reminder for the all the goldfish out there that a ceasefire in Gaza has been in effect for a month already, and that active and ongoing genocides (like the one in Sudan²) have been collectively ignored by people abusing that word.
