Tlanchhuahna Ropui: Engvangin nge WhatsApp leh Twitter aṭangin BITchat-ah kan insawn?
Hetiang hi i chunga a thleng a nih chuan, nangmah chauh i ni lo. Kum tlemte liamta chhung khan, inthlâkthlengna nasa tak kan hmu a ni. App kan lo rin em em te – kan online khawvel kan hman tangkaina ber ber te chu – inluah man chawia kan luah, in neitupain a duh hun huna kawngka kalhna a thlak theihna in ang mai an lo ni ta.
Chuvang tak chuan BITchat ang platform te hi uar satliah (trend) mai a ni tawh lo. Kalphung thar a ni. Thuneihna, sum leh pai, leh technology hmun khata innghat lo (decentralisation) lam panin kan kal mek a ni.
Hei hi eng nge a awmzia, engvangin nge a pawimawh, leh him taka engtin nge kan hman ang tih i lo sawi ho teh ang.
Tawrh Theih Loh Chin: Account Ban Chungchang a Taka Thleng Te
Engvangin nge mipuiin heng app-te hi an chhuahsan tih hrethiam tur chuan, tun hnaia thil thlengte kan thlir a ngai a ni.WhatsApp-in Mi Tam Tak a Ban (India & Global, 2022-2024):
Tun hnai kumah te khan, WhatsApp chuan bot laka invenna (anti-spam algorithms) khauh tak a rawn hmang a. Mahse hei hian chhiatna a thlen ta zawk a ni.- Thil thleng chanchin: Kerala-a college professor pakhat, hmelhriat loh pakhatin group chat-ah a add chungchang hi entirna ṭha tak a ni. Minute tlemte chhungin, message pakhat mah thawn hman hmain, a WhatsApp account – a bank account, chhungkaw thlalâk, leh a hna nena inzawm chu – hman theih loh (ban)-in a awm hlen ta a ni. A ngenna a siam (appeal) pawhin, khawlin (automated replies) a chhang ringawt a. Khawl (algorithm) thil tihsual vang liau liauin a online khawvel pum pui a chan ta vek a. Biak tur "customer service" a awm hek lo. Company lian chuan a pawimawh lo tiin a hnar hmak mai a ni.
Twitter Account Tihtawp Chungchang:
- Thil thleng chanchin: X a nih hmain, Twitter hian politics-a mi tuina a zirin account a thup (shadow-ban) emaw a titawp (suspend) ṭhin tih hriat a ni. Kum 2021-a India rama loneitute lungawilohna (farmers' protest) laihawlah khan, chanchinbumi leh social activist engemaw zat chuan an account khar a ni emaw, an tweet te chhan awm loin thupsak an ni tih an hrechhuak a. He platform – company pakhat ta hi – mipui ngaihdan thununtu berah a ṭang ta a ni.
Decentralisation (Hmun Khata Innghat Lo) chu Eng Nge? (Ṭawngkam Mawlmangin)
Khawpui pakhatah cheng angin han inngai teh.- Centralized (WhatsApp/Twitter): In lian pui pui, in neitu pakhat chauh awmnaah i cheng a. In neitupain i lu meh dan a duh loh chuan, in aṭangin a hnawtchhuak thei che. I in, i hriatrengna te, leh i ṭhenawmte i chan nghal ang.
- Decentralized (BITchat/Mastodon/Matrix): Nangma'n i ram i nei a. I in i sa a. Tu mahin an ta bik a ni tih an sawi theih loh kawngpui hmangin i ṭhenawmte nen in inpawh a ni. Tu emawin i in rawn khar an tum pawhin, an thei lo, a chhan chu beih tur laipui "main office" a awm loh vang a ni.
Sawrkar/Thuneitu Lian Duh Lohna Lam Hawi (The Anti-Establishment Angle)
Engvangin nge "anti-establishment" (Kalphung pangngai duh lo) ho hian hei hi an duh em em? A chhan chu decentralization chuan thununna/khap theihna laipui a tibo a ni.Sum hi hmun khatah a innghah (bank) chuan, i politics thlawp zawng an duh loh avangin i account an dang (freeze) thei a. Technology hi hmun khata a innghah (Big Tech) chuan, thudik kha tak i thehdarh vangin platform aṭangin an paih chhuak thei che a ni.
A tak taka thleng entirna: Canada ramah kum 2022 trucker convoy nawrh (protest) lai khan, sawrkarin court order awm loin nuarte account dang (freeze) turin bank-te a ngen a. Chutih rualin, GoFundMe chuan mipuite thawhkhâwm maktaduai chuang a dang bawk. Cryptocurrency leh open-source chat app hmanga hmun khata innghat lo (decentralized system) ah chuan, sum leh inbiakna lamah chutianga khuahkhirhna siam chu a theih loh tluk a ni.
Puitling Lo (Naupang Zâwk)-te Tana Fimkhurna: A Hmasa Ber Himna
Decentralization chuan zalenna a thlen rualin, app lian te'n inhumhimna "walled garden" (huan pal chhung himna) an pek ṭhin (famkim lo mah se) erawh a tibo thung. Rawlthar i nih emaw, naupang zâwk te nu leh pa i nih chuan, a hlauhawm theih dan (risks) i hriatthiam a ngai a ni.1. "Himna Buaipuitu" Laipui (Central Safety Team) An Awm Lo
WhatsApp emaw Twitter-ah chuan, tu emawin a vau che chuan, company hnênah i report thei a. BITchat ang decentralized network-ah erawh, i luhna server chu mi mal emaw pawl tenau te thunun a ni tlangpui. Server tam takin inkaihhruaina (moderation) khauh tak an neih laiin, nangmah vengtu hmasa ber chu nangmah i ni.- Fimkhurna'n: Sign up hmain, i zawm tur BITchat server-a "server rules" chu chhiar hmasa rawh. Kum 18 tling lo i nih chuan, public server "safe for minors" (naupang tana him) emaw "strict moderation" (inkaihhruaina khauh tak nei) emaw chiangkuang taka inti thlang ang che.
2. Mimal Thil (Privacy) Chu I Mawhphurhna A Ni
Decentralized khawvelah chuan, inbiakna thupna (end-to-end encryption emaw E2EE) a awm tlangpui a (BITchat angah te), mahse nangma'n a tihnun (turn on) emaw session verify i tih a ngai fo ṭhin.- A taka hlauhawm theih dan: Rawlthar, decentralized app hmang chuan an DM te chu a ruka thup (private) sa vek turah an ngai palh thei a. Encryption i tihnun loh chuan a private vek kher lo.
- Fimkhurna'n: "Cross-signing" on la, device session verify rawh. Decentralized chat te hi mipui awm khawmna hmun anga ngaih tur a ni. Bazar lun laia ring taka i sawi ngam loh tur chu, unencrypted-in type suh.
3. Khuahkhirhna leh Block (Censorship vs. Blocking)
Centralized app-ah chuan, tu emawin a tibuai che a nih chuan, app-in "block" button a nei a, chu chu platform pumah a hman theih tlangpui.- Harsatna: Decentralized network-ah chuan, a tibuaitu che khan server dangah account thar a siam thei a, i setting i siam dik loh chuan i block-na khan network pum pui a huam lo thei.
- Fimkhurna'n: "Moderation" tools hman dan zir rawh. BITchat chuan user te "Ignore" leh server "Block" theihna a pe che a. Kum la tling lo i nih chuan, hriat chian loh te be suh. Platform hi "anti-establishment" a nih avang ngawtin a him tihna a ni lo. Thuneitu Laipui (central authority) an awm loh avang hian i online hringnunah i puitlin a ngai lehzual tihna a ni.
Tlipna: Zalenna Man
BITchat ang platform-a insawn hi politics leh technology lama thutlûkna pawimawh tak a ni. Hei hi Silicon Valley-a company pakhatin online-a ṭawng thei tur leh awm ve thei tur a hril tur a ni lo tih pawmna a ni.Mahse, zalennain mawhphurhna a keng tel a ni. Big Tech-ho "huan pal hung chhung" (walled garden) aṭanga i chhuah chuan, an invenna (thawk ṭha vak lo mah se awm ve reng) lakah i tal chhuak tihna a ni.
I tho hlim i account ban a lo ni tih leh i history thai bo a ni tih hmuh hrehawm i tih tawh chuan, decentralization hi hmalam panna'n a ṭha ber a ni. Mahse hei hi hre reng rawh:
- I chabi (keys) te i thunun tur a ni.
- I server fimkhur takin thlang rawh.
- Tin, ṭhalaite online lama zalen tur chuan online lama mawhphurhna lâk a ngai tih zirtir rawh.
Chhan awm lovin app lian tak tak aṭangin an lo ban ve tawh che em? A hnuaiah hian i thiltawn rawn sawi ve rawh le.
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BITchat link: https://bitchat.free
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