Pedazos de La Isla [1] says that the Cuban government “has applied another form of censorship – manipulating voices coming out of cell phones”, a move “attributed to the fact that members of the resistance have been using their phones and Twitter messages to report and record many public protests which have been occurring throughout the island.”
Cuba: Distorted Voices
· Written by Janine Mendes-Franco
Categories: Latin America, Cuba, Digital Activism, Freedom of Speech, Human Rights, Law, Migration & Immigration, Politics, Protest, Technology