Kenya joins global call for strong encryption standards on Global Encryption Day
Kenya and the world mark Global Encryption Day, calling for strong encryption standards to protect vulnerable online populations, especially women and young people.
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Kenya and the world mark Global Encryption Day, calling for strong encryption standards to protect vulnerable online populations, especially women and young people.
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