Keynote – James Vasile

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Claims that matter: vpns that only work when the government lets them work fail during crackdowns, Iran and China show VPNs get blocked; encryption preserves content but metadata is just as good as content for surveillance and drone targeting; practical countermeasures include DOS-resistant hosting (Deflect), tracker blocking (Ghostery), alternative search engines (DuckDuckGo, Startpage), localized servers and mesh paths, and investing in UX, native-language documentation and a roaming translator community so tools actually get used where they must work.

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2. 0:01OPEN SOURCE BRIDGE
3. 0:29YEARS OF OPEN SOURCE CITIZENSHIP
4. 1:47Tuesday Keynote: James Vasile

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