Activists Call For Internet Balloons In Cuba Amid Protests

The video discusses the Cuban regime's internet censorship and alleged crimes against humanity. It explores the potential use of Google's Loon technology to provide internet access near Cuba, despite challenges in spectrum control. Cybersecurity expert Hiram Dlomo highlights the difficulties in implementing such technology. Alternative solutions include using the US military base in Guantanamo Bay or the US Embassy in Havana as internet relays. The video also covers political efforts by US legislators and the Cuban American community to push for action, emphasizing the need for support from the Biden administration.

What is the primary reason for the limited internet access in Cuba?

• Lack of technology

• Government censorship

• High costs

• Natural disasters

What is the potential altitude at which Google's Loon technology can operate?

• 50,000 feet

• 60,000 feet

• 75,000 feet

• 80,000 feet

Why is broadcasting internet from Guantanamo Bay considered a viable option?

• It is under US control

• It is cost-effective

• It has advanced technology

• It is closer to the Cuban mainland

What is a major obstacle in using Loon technology to provide internet to Cuba?

• Lack of funding

• Technical malfunctions

• Cuban government's spectrum control

• Weather conditions

Who needs to authorize the plans to improve internet access in Cuba?

• The Cuban government

• The United Nations

• President Biden

• The European Union