What about your stance on splitting network? @BitcoinIsFuture

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"Bluetooth attacks exploit vulnerabilities in wireless protocols to gain unauthorized access, steal data, or disrupt device functionality. These threats range from legacy issues like Bluesnarfing (data theft) and Bluebugging (device control) to modern exploits such as BlueBorne (remote takeover without pairing) and BIAS (impersonation attacks). Common attack vectors include: Data Theft: Bluesnarfing allows hackers to steal contacts, messages, and files from discoverable devices. Device Control: Bluebugging enables attackers to make calls, send texts, or monitor conversations without the user's knowledge. Denial of Service: BlueSmacking and Bluetooth DDoS attacks overwhelm devices with large data packets to crash or drain battery life. Man-in-the-Middle (MITM): Attackers intercept unsecured communications to steal credentials or manipulate data. Impersonation: BIAS and BLESA attacks trick devices into connecting to malicious hardware by spoofing trusted identities. Protection involves keeping firmware updated, disabling Bluetooth when not in use, turning off "discoverable" mode, and avoiding pairing with unknown devices. " This is from AI. This means that bitchat communicating through Bluetooth might be actually big security risk for protests if its used by participants. Does anyone know if bitchat mitigate this? As non tech person I would insert couple bad actors then take over network and change communicates, delete proofs of abuse of power in form of videos and photos. @ManyKeys @jack @ODELL Is this covered somewhere?

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