In an interview, Lina Attalah discusses the state of free speech in Egypt, emphasizing its decline since the 2011 uprising. She highlights the challenges of censorship and the complexities of expressing oneself in an environment controlled by fear. Attalah also explores the implications of tech companies' behaviors, suggesting that they often overlook the political and cultural contexts crucial for understanding the regional dynamics of free expression.
Being able to think without too many calculations and without fear is crucial for free expression, especially in regions with heavy censorship and political oppression.
Today's tech giants often misunderstand the local cultural and political nuances in Egypt, which impacts their approach to freedom of expression and privacy concerns.
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