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Flash drives are bringing freedom to North Korea, a few gigabytes at a time

By Matthew Daniels and Doug Bandow
Published June 9, 2019 4:08am ET
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Flash drives are bringing freedom to North Korea, a few gigabytes at a time
North Korea is an enigma at many levels. The Hermit Kingdom is famous for being a land without internet, but it is also a place where cyber-activism on behalf of freedom is being pioneered. The answer to that particular enigma is the humble flash drive in the hands of dedicated activists. Although not invented as […]

North Korea is an enigma at many levels. The Hermit Kingdom is famous for being a land without internet, but it is also a place where cyber-activism on behalf of freedom is being pioneered.

The answer to that particular enigma is the humble flash drive in the hands of dedicated activists.

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