As Hurricane Melissa devastates parts of the Caribbean, Jamaica has witnessed a sharp rise in downloads of Jack Dorsey’s BitChat app. The decentralised platform enables offline, encrypted communication through Bluetooth mesh networks, providing a vital tool for residents facing power and internet outages. BitChat’s growing popularity underscores how blockchain-driven systems can serve as dependable alternatives during large-scale disruptions.
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Bitchat Becomes Jamaica’s Go-to App as Hurricane Melissa Cripples Communication
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