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  Our Mission

  Published April 24, 2012 - No Comments

  Rather than rely upon high-tech infrastructure, Abayima relies upon centuries old information networks inspired by the Jewish resistance, the underground slave escape routes in the United States, Navajo code talkers, the war scouts of Sparta etc. In other words, people. There is a long lin ...

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  About Abayima

  Published April 24, 2012 - No Comments

  Abayima turns SIM cards into a publishing platform, making the world’s four billion low-end feature phones cheap e-readers. Over 5 billion people around the world use mobile phones daily. Only a fraction have access to smart phones which deliver rich media. The rest rely upon feature ...

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  Distributing Content when Communication Networks are Compromised

  Published April 24, 2012 - No Comments

  For the past several months I’ve been working on a project for moving data around when there’s no internet.  I talked a bit about this at the Power of Information conference earlier this year in London, but I thought I’d share more here. Abayima applies cold war tactics ...

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Our Mission

Published April 24, 2012 at 6:42 pm - No Comments

Rather than rely upon high-tech infrastructure, Abayima relies upon centuries old information networks inspired by the Jewish resistance, the underground slave escape routes in the United States, Navajo code talkers, the war scouts of Sparta etc. In other words, people. There is a long lineage of using ‘no or low-tech’ means of encryption to protect [...]

About Abayima

Published April 24, 2012 at 5:32 pm - No Comments

Abayima turns SIM cards into a publishing platform, making the world’s four billion low-end feature phones cheap e-readers. Over 5 billion people around the world use mobile phones daily. Only a fraction have access to smart phones which deliver rich media. The rest rely upon feature phones and simple text. This project aims to create [...]

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