Censorship rarely is about words... the real one has always been over infrastructure.

A book can be banned.

A website can be blocked.

A platform can be pressured.

But when communication becomes decentralized

The target is no longer speech, it is architecture.

States do not fear every technology equally. They fear the ones that reduce their ability to observe, interrupt and mediate collective action.

This is not only about India, @bitchat, @jack or @BluetoothSIG It is the old political instinct to call uncontrollable communication a security threat.

here it is a little update from @callebtc :

Bitchat is now mirrored on @Radicle

censorship-resistant

peer-to-peer code hosting:

iOS/macOS: rad:z2v9tRJz1oknFAqCSY5W5c76nVvm6 Android: rad:z347HbE1F4c77DVLvsPe2ApoEEw6f

Clone it. Seed it. Keep it alive.