A secretly smuggled phone out of North Korea exposes the extreme surveillance tactics employed by Kim Jong-Un's regime. It possesses a feature that takes screenshots every five minutes, storing them in an inaccessible folder for the authorities. Additionally, the device alters language use by replacing popular South Korean terms with state-sanctioned alternatives, reflecting the regime's deep censorship. While North Koreans face severe restrictions on information access, South Korean entities counter with secretive operations to deliver broadcasts and USB drives to inform North Korean citizens.
A phone secretly smuggled out of North Korea reveals the oppressive measures of Kim Jong-Un's regime, including extreme surveillance of citizens and restricted language usage.
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