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The document discusses issues related to technology, power, and oppression in Eastern Europe. It notes that institutionalization of networks like Yandex and VKontakte allows greater control, and that starting in September 2015, personal data storage will be required to remain within nation-based systems, affecting companies like Facebook and Google. It also addresses how activists need to scale up their audiences as fast as the internet grows in their countries. International networks of trust between people should be nurtured to help determine who can be trusted. Encryption becoming a standard is suggested to help address these issues.
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