Ceno is a free mobile browser that enables you to access and share web information, even when your internet access has been interrupted or cut off.
Ceno is the world's first browser that allows people to access blocked content with the help of other Ceno users. Websites are shared by a global network of peers, and stored in a distributed cache for availability when traditional networks are blocked or go down. Ceno Browser is powered by an open source library called Ouinet that enables third party developers to incorporate the Ceno network into their apps for peer-to-peer connectivity.
MESH is an open-source, encrypted, censorship-resistant mesh-VPN from the NGO BARGHEST that gives digital-security analysts a remote path to a mobile device, over the internet and through firewalls, to run spyware-detection and forensic tools (like MVT and AndroidQF) on the phones of activists, journalists, and human-rights defenders.
Autistici/Inventati is a long-running Italian digital-rights collective providing privacy-respecting email, hosting, and internet tools to grassroots activists and social movements, now running a campaign against a US terrorist designation it says threatens its servers.
Multi-protocol Internet censorship circumvention stack optimized for hostile network environments.
