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- How a smartphone shutdown from North Korea shed light on light Content the content of the regime tight censors. Events automatically replace the famous South Korean words in terms of automatically approved by the regime and notes user activities with user activities for the review of officials.
A smartphone on the road to North Korea was insulated and in secret country, Kim Jong reviewed the information of the UN regime censors.
Last year, the phone was removed from the country last year by a substantial media in Seoul, Daily NK, and was later obtained by the BBC, Programmed to censify certain languages and record screenshots of user’s activities. Smartphone has no access to the Internet because North Korea blocks information from outside the country.
According to a The BBC report uses the screen images of smartphone user movements every five minutes and maintains a file where the user can see, but it does not open. Only North Korean government can open documents that allow users to consider whichever use.
Popular Like “Oppa”, words like “Oppa”, translates to the older brother, but it became a South Korean jar for a girlfriend, automatically replaced by the word “companion”. Users also receive warnings; In this example, he said, “This word can only be used to describe your siblings.”
The word Korean for South Korea is also replaced by the “Puppet State”.
This reflects the broader efforts of the regime to eliminate citizens, even until the South Korean cultural reputation and citizens talk to people.
‘Information War’ between northern and South Korea ‘
North Korea is one of the most isolated and authoritarian countries in the world and is managed by the dynasty since construction in 1948.
The regime controls the population through the network providing control, propaganda and extensive information. Citizens can cause a serious punishment, such as global internet and even watching foreign media.
In the recently, South Korea smuggled more foreign content in the neighboring state as part of the “Information War.” The goal is the same as what life in South Korea, especially in South Korea, especially in South Korea, especially North Koreans, especially in South Korea.
South Korea and various NGOs apply many tactics to do so, including Dynamics on the border North Korea to distribute USB sticks and SD cards filled with K-dramas, pop songs and democracy outfit. Underground efforts are controlled by NGOs such as Merger Media Group (UMG).
In response to North Korea, in response, harsh laws, controls, executions and “bunches of young people” reinforced the behavior and language of the police.
The smuggling efforts of limited information to North Korea also affected the termination of Trump’s foreign aid projects.
Management has reduced financing for the main media projects working to get information to the country such as American Radio Radio and voice.
This story was first displayed Fortune.com
