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Occupy Wall Street switching to incognito messaging system

The app allows an incognito user to send messages with a variable lifespan to recipients placed within a specific radius around the sender. The Arab spring, British summer and their lesson already proved that traditional short messaging systems and other social media applications failed in ensuring such an environment. Many of those days’ dissidents and instigators were tracked and indicted based on the messages they sent. However, as each coin has two sides, so does namelessness. Unlike other apps, in this case the ability of tracking down in a crowd of protesters a cybercriminal posting links to Web pages allegedly related to the current events tends to zero.”]

Source: https://www.bitdefender.com/blog/hotforsecurity/occupy-wall-street-switching-to-incognito-messaging-system/

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