[21:09] minasota: Okay, I think Turkey is off my list for awhile, if some recent reports are true. [22:39] cyberanger: source? [23:01] cyberanger: do you know the mechanics of how this works? https://github.com/lulzlabs/AirChat [23:17] minasota: that's the problem with a coup in a dictatorship, even a failed coup, I can't fact check so easily. [23:17] I have news of TV, Radio and Amateur Radio licenses being revoked, censorship issues before, during and after the coup too [23:20] minasota: reading it fast, yes I do understand the general mechanics of it [23:22] last week during the coup attempt, there was info coming out that circumvented the alleged block on Internet access [23:22] The blocks weren't uniform, barely even blocks [23:22] Just curios if that info was sent out using encryption over short wave [23:23] everyone there already knows how to switch DNS servers [23:23] also they didn't shut down the internet (the president used facetime to denounce the coup at first, for example) [23:25] yes, but there was information suggesting that some people didn't even try to use the Internet and instead went to short wave encryption to send out messages [23:26] If you're part of a coup attempt I doubt you're concerned about a revoked license... [23:28] I'm not educated on what rules apply there concerning ham protocol and who regulates it. Just curious about alternatives [23:29] Well, what I know was straight up internet from turkey. I know encrypted radio is possible (we've talked about it before, OTP and acting like a numbers station being the most obvious) [23:30] For the US it's the FCC, no encryption (for some very specific exceptions that you won't see with this tool) [23:32] What about over there, who regulates it in Turkey, do they have an FCC equivalent? [23:32] Yes (every nation has an equivalent) let me see who that is though [23:35] Radio and Television Supreme Council [23:50] minasota: Ham Radio is fun [23:50] something you might be intrested in getting started with. [23:51] cyberanger: reading up on it now... A little overwhelming [23:58] Yeah, It's alot