Protests in Iran, Thailand, and Belarus highlight how Telegram was a pivotal platform for organizing mass demonstrations, offering anonymity and facilitating rapid communication among activists.
Telegram's unique features, such as its ability to operate under slow internet conditions and support for large chat groups, have made it an essential tool for organizing protests against authoritarian regimes.
The ongoing protests in various countries underline a significant shift in how resistance is organized; Telegram allows dissidents in repressive environments to mobilize effectively and securely.
As protests continue globally, Telegram's regulation-light content approach makes it a powerful medium for opposition groups aiming to communicate and organize under tight government restrictions.
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