Challenge: Design tools that activists need today to organise, communicate, and stay safe in hostile environments. Reward: Up to $4,000 and @Keycard_(s) Sign up to hack for freedom with Logos and @FundingCommons: logos.co/campaigns/real-fi-h… Here's a breakdown ↓

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1/ Project Ideas: ⓵ Privacy-Preserving Communication: Censorship and surveillance-resistant chat / broadcast tools. ⓶ Censorship-Resistant Publishing: Information-sharing platforms that remain accessible under network restrictions. ⓷ Resilient Coordination Tools: Scheduling, voting, or decision-making apps that can function offline or across unreliable networks. ⓸ Secure Data Vaults: Evidence (photos, videos, documents) collection and safeguarding tools with consent / access controls.
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2/ Submit: → Working demo / prototype → Docs: Use case, resilience / security / usability, threat model, limitations → (Optional) <5min demo video → Deadline: 16th October, 2025
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3/ Judging criteria: → Resilience in adversarial settings → Security & privacy protections → Usability for non-tech users → Creativity & practicality
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4/ Tech: → Strong preference for open source frameworks → Try @Waku_org for messaging, @ethnimbus for private RPC → Optional: Tor, Signal, IPFS, Nillion → Offline-first and p2p architectures welcome Hack for freedom w/ Logos and @FundingCommons: logos.co/campaigns/real-fi-h…
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pull up
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offline-first mesh with end-to-end is gonna be clutch here. hostile env nets don’t play fair, tech shouldn’t either
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offline-first is the real win
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i cant connect to the waku peer
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