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<blockquote type="cite">“People are scared,” Mansour said. While
reports have circulated that Egyptian protesters were finding ways
to get to blocked sites like Facebook or Twitter and setting up <a
href="http://www.torproject.org/">Tor protocols</a>, “a lot of
the circumvention tools and resources people have been developing
were dependent on having some sort of internet exposure.” Mansour
hears that sporadic cellphone outages have been spreading from
protest-prone areas of Cairo and may go nationwide imminently.
“The only way for transferring information is through Bluetooth,”
he said.</blockquote>
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