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Cambodia now has its own version of WhatsApp. Critics fear it could be used for surveillance | CNN Business
AppWizard
June 30, 2024

Cambodia now has its own version of WhatsApp. Critics fear it could be used for surveillance | CNN Business

The Cambodian government has launched a new messaging app called CoolApp, which critics believe is a tool for increased surveillance and control of political discussion in the country. Hun Sen, the strongman leader, has promoted the app as a way to protect national security and prevent foreign interference. Critics see CoolApp as a Chinese-style mechanism for mass surveillance and censorship, with Hun Sen's government having close ties to China's ruling Communist Party.
Hun Sen embraces locally-made messaging app ‘CoolApp’
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June 25, 2024

Hun Sen embraces locally-made messaging app ‘CoolApp’

Hun Sen encourages government officials and armed forces to use CoolApp, a Cambodian messaging app, to ensure confidentiality and protect communications within the kingdom in the event of a foreign social network being disrupted.
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