Outlawed app emerges as key tool for Russian protesters

Anti-government protesters in Russia are increasingly relying on an encrypted and officially banned messaging app to pass on information in critical situations, from dodging riot police to giving those arrested a line to the outside. Although officially banned in Russia, Telegram is still running, and experts say it's harder to hijack than other popular platforms. Since July, ...

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Outlawed app emerges as key tool for Russian protesters

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