2026-01-03 17:25:20

Social media platform climbs to top spot in Venezuela's news category. Users in the country are increasingly relying on it to access unfiltered information and direct updates from sources they trust. The surge in downloads follows the government's move to restrict access to the platform in 2024 during electoral tensions. For many Venezuelans, it represents a key channel for circumventing information barriers and staying informed on current events.

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DeFiDoctor

· 19h ago

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GamefiHarvester

· 01-04 23:44

More and more people are starting to escape from official news. This is the true voice. --- Banning actually makes it more popular. The government's move is really shooting itself in the foot. --- In Venezuela... the fight for free information still depends on civil society. --- Imposing restrictions instead stimulates user demand, how ironic. --- The demand to bypass censorship is right here; technology can never beat human nature.

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ChainDoctor

· 01-03 23:39

The harsher the silence, the more it becomes popular. The government hasn't figured out this trick yet.

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SatoshiNotNakamoto

· 01-03 17:54

Silencing is becoming more and more popular; this is what you call shooting yourself in the foot, haha.

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ruggedSoBadLMAO

· 01-03 17:51

Bro, this wave in Venezuela is really incredible. The more the government clamps down, the more people use it. I just don't understand this move.

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AltcoinHunter

· 01-03 17:51

The harsher the silence, the faster the downloads. This wave of Venezuela's operation is a textbook-level contrarian indicator... When the government blocks, users actually jump on board. How much information are they missing, bro?

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DAOTruant

· 01-03 17:39

Oh my, this is freedom of speech. The more the government censors, the more people use it.

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CoinBasedThinking

· 01-03 17:39

Oh no, the people of Venezuela are really incredible. The more the government bans, the more they use 😅 --- This is information warfare. Banning actually promotes it, showing how strong the demand is. --- The desire for free access to information simply cannot be blocked... --- It seems the harsher the dictatorship, the stronger the people's craving for free information. --- Government restrictions have instead become the best advertisement. Amazing. --- The key question is, do these users trust government news sources at all? So true. --- Here's another case of the government shooting itself in the foot 😏 --- The situation in Venezuela is very typical. The more controls there are, the more people want to break through. --- Basically, it’s the official media’s credibility that’s been destroyed. --- This is what we call anxiety rebound. The more you suppress, the more it rebounds.

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