[liberationtech] Call for hardware researchers/hackers

[Cyrus Farivar]

Ladies and Gentlemen of LibTech,

I've been tasked with writing an article for ArsTechnica on the theme of "Technologies of freedom
and repression" -- obviously some of the New America stuff (Internet-in-a-suitcase), DPI and Tor come to mind, but I'm wondering if there are others that I should know about for  networking and for mobile phones and related infrastructure. This would be both from the good guy side and what's used to detect it/block it, et cetera.

I'm more interested in the kit, the hardware, than software. 

Any suggestions?

Best,

-C

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