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I would if I was closer to Cape Town, alas 120 km away (and I have to look after a very sick cat).
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Yeah, sure. Why not. Might as well use the public holiday for something productive.
Can somebody please post links to where people are meeting up etc.
There was a facebook page somewhere?
:wtf:For all those attending tomorrows #ZumaMustFall protests as well as any others, and wish to remain anonymous during the protest, i.e. protecting your personal data on your phone such as messages, call records and images, it would be advisable to remove your battery from your phone while you are partaking in the protest.
The reason for removing the battery is to prevent your phone from being scanned for all your data saved on your memory cards. This can only be done if your battery is inside of your phone and simply switching your phone off will not be sufficient to protect you from intrusion.
http://corruptionmustfall.co.za/protect-your-data-potential-for-the-use-of-a-gprs-pulse-device-at-the-protest-341
Where is the meeting point for the match in Cape Town?
I'm gonna do Gardens at 10:00.Where is the meeting point for the match in Cape Town?
Organise one ! This is a proof of concept ! it doesn't need to be thousands of people ! It's an introduction to a what needs to become a prolonged campaign of civil dissent.
south african spring !
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Actually US embassy sent out a warning about it and according to it there is a license for 1k marchers (in CT) and 2k marchers in JB.
I have heard something similar before, that cellphones can be used to eavesdrop if the phone is off (but the battery is in). Did not know what to make of it.