坦桑尼亚：互联网中断
坦桑尼亚目前正在进行选举，但现任总统有效地压制了任何潜在的挑战者，使她成为选票上唯一的选择。这导致了抗议活动的升级，估计在短短两天内造成了700人死亡。这与坦桑尼亚人通常礼貌和克制的性格形成了鲜明对比。不幸的是，由于全面的互联网封锁（星链也被视为非法且无效）以及缺乏正常运作的电视台，获取关于局势的信息变得极其困难。
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在这种政府强制关闭的情况下，最好的办法是什么，以便让信息能够流出？是否可以建立一个去中心化的点对点网络（临时网络），用于跨越数百公里与其他国家连接？在这种情况下，公民如何了解自己社区的情况？
我的问题归结为：
a. 社区内的点对点网络
b. 允许通过这些点对点社区网络跳跃数百公里进行数据传输的临时网络。
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An election is currently underway in Tanzania, but the incumbent has effectively silenced any potential challengers, leaving her as the sole choice on the ballot. This has led to poll protests that have escalated to an estimated 700 deaths in just two days [1]. This is a stark contrast to the usually polite and subdued nature of Tanzanians. Unfortunately, obtaining information about the situation is extremely difficult due to the complete internet blackout [2] (Starlink is also illegal and ineffective) and the absence of functioning television stations.<p>@HN community
What's the best way to mitigate this government mandated shutdown and allow information to flow out of such a situation? Can there be a decentralised peer to peer network (ad-hoc?) that can be used to bridge across hundreds of KMs to another country? How do citizens find out what's going on in their neighbourhoods in such a situation?<p>Basically my questions boil down:
a. Peer to peer within a neighbourhood
b. Ad-hoc networks that can allow data transfer across hundreds of km by hopping across these P2P neighbourhood networks.<p>1. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cz0x8vdvkjgo
2. https://radar.cloudflare.com/tz