FILE – A man uses a cellphone in New Orleans on Aug. 11, 2019.
A comprehensive analysis by the security lab of the Open Technology Fund has revealed that none of the three domestic messaging apps in Iran — Rubika, Bale and Eitaa — offer adequate security, despite official claims by the Islamic Republic. Moreover, all three platforms are found to compromise user privacy.
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By：VOA
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