Occupy Hong Kong: Protesters Turn to FireChat App

The video discusses an app used by Hong Kong protesters to bypass censorship and maintain communication during network shutdowns. It highlights the app's peer-to-peer mesh technology, which enhances connectivity as more users join. The Umbrella Revolution, characterized by the use of umbrellas against tear gas, is a symbol of the protest. The video also touches on China's censorship practices and the government's efforts to control the narrative, including blocking social media platforms like Instagram.

What challenges do users face when trying to use social networks during the protests?

How does the Chinese government respond to messages that are not in line with its narrative?