The logistics and practicality of teaching whole swathes of a population living under a US-backed dictatorship how to make sure they have secure means of commun

The logistics and practicality of teaching whole swathes of a population living under a US-backed dictatorship how to make sure they have secure means of communication arouses more suspicion than just using twitter, where everyone is already. Getting caught with technical and secure means of communication can be used as evidence in witch hunts. Having Twitter installed, on the other hand is not. Let the chickens hide in plain sight, just don't advertise their information to the wolves. I don't work at Twitter which is why I'm doing what I can by bringing it up here so someone at Twitter can do something about it. One way to make sure this problem doesn't get solved is to say things like "Twitter is a private company they don't owe anyone anything". Maybe if we as a community stood together to demand these features of big companies then they would consider it a must-do. Cynicism, no matter how valid (very, extremely, enormously valid) is not a reason to let these big Co's relax for even one moment in the pursuit to protect its users.