business @offlineprotocol | Resilient coordination for physical systems
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India has its problems and religious divides.
But India is also one Muslim wishing another Muslim a Happy Dussehra.
And I think that’s beautiful❤️
Happy Dussehra!
This is just PR at its best. Take it with a pinch of salt
EasyA, a platform for building blockchain and artificial intelligence applications, received an independent valuation of $1.1 billion as it prepares for a direct listing in the first half of next year.
@OllieCoinDesk reports.
RT @ila_kazmi: While covering protest at #jantarmantar , I used @OfflineProtocol to stay connected and send messages without internet acces…
Offline Protocol supports physical operations across industries where people, machines and software need to coordinate without internet.
One question we often received was, "Does Offline Protocol work for our industry?"
So, we rebuilt the Offline Protocol homepage around a single living panorama, full of real workflows and live customer stories behind it: Airports, warehouses, EV chargers, wind and solar sites, drone fleets, venues, robots, field crews.
Our learning from customer interactions is that physical operations don't happen in one app or one network. Ground crews hand off turnarounds. Warehouse systems share task progress. Field teams pull equipment history on site. Drones exchange mission updates. Offline Protocol gives those devices, apps and AI agents one coordination layer: identity, edge sync, encrypted messaging and nearby service calls across whichever local, mesh, gateway or cloud path is available.
Less custom integration.
Fewer cloud round trips.
Faster answers where the work is.
Explore our new website at offlineprotocol.com.
Alyasa Haider retweeted
One question we often received was, "Does Offline Protocol work for our industry?"
So, we rebuilt the Offline Protocol homepage around a single living panorama, full of real workflows and live customer stories behind it: Airports, warehouses, EV chargers, wind and solar sites, drone fleets, venues, robots, field crews.
Our learning from customer interactions is that physical operations don't happen in one app or one network. Ground crews hand off turnarounds. Warehouse systems share task progress. Field teams pull equipment history on site. Drones exchange mission updates. Offline Protocol gives those devices, apps and AI agents one coordination layer: identity, edge sync, encrypted messaging and nearby service calls across whichever local, mesh, gateway or cloud path is available.
Less custom integration.
Fewer cloud round trips.
Faster answers where the work is.
Explore our new website at offlineprotocol.com.
Alyasa Haider retweeted
Why Indian government banned my account and on what grounds?
Thanks @internetfreedom for all the support
#share #support #jantatmantar #protest #cjp #abhishekdipke #rahulgandhi
If your content was withheld "pursuant to a notice… under Section 79(3)(b)", save the screenshots and emails and write to [email protected]. IFF gives pro bono support. (10/10)
Support our work: internetfreedom.in/donate
Here is the video @ila_kazmi posted: xitter.cf/ila_kazmi/status/20803…
Alyasa Haider retweeted
Who blocked @ila_kazmi's account ? Journalist Ila Kazmi's verified Instagram account has been withheld across India since 9 Sept under a secret Section 79(3)(b) notice that no authority has shown her. On 9 Oct, the Delhi High Court issued notice on her challenge. (1/10) Read more: internetfreedom.in/delhi-hc-…
Hearing Prannoy Roy after years is so refreshing. This is true media
How the SIR deletions affect the Bengal election results? Were certain categories of voters targeted and if so, what were the consequences?
Does the analysis of Bengal elections suggest any lessons for the forthcoming state elections?
Prannoy Roy (@PrannoyRoy7749) uses data on SIR deletions and swings in votes to answer these and other questions about the impact of SIR on the Bengal elections.
Watch the full analysis and follow DeKoder for more.
#ECI #SIR #VoterDeletion #WestBengal #BJP #TMC #WomenVoters #VotingRights #IndianElections #ElectionAnalysis
Alyasa Haider retweeted
It is kind of jarring to have people from my own country shit talk me, circulate screenshots of my posts, and tag the police to arrest me.
All because I'm trying to provide a way for people to communicate with each other.
No one wanted to delist our app when people used it during multiple flash floods in India this year for emergency response, or during the monsoon cyclones, or during earthquakes and emergencies when nothing else worked, or even during all the concerts and events this year where we helped people find their friends and go home safely.
No one tagged ministers to ban us then. Then what is so different about this moment? When the internet is turned off, wherever that might be, people still need to find their families, call for help, and tell someone they're alive. That's all we're trying to provide.
If you don't think that's important, that's okay too. I hope you or your loved ones never find themselves helpless and unable to reach each other, because it really sucks.
The bot armies and IT cell anonymous accounts don't scare me. I'm not doing this for you.
Alyasa Haider retweeted
Communication is a right, not a privilege.
But connectivity isn't always guaranteed. Networks go down from natural disasters, censorship, festivals, and in the crucial moments when people come together. During these times, we still need to reach out to each other for support, safety and information.
That’s why we built Fernweh: private messaging that works with or without internet or cellular service.
We will always stand for your right to stay connected.
[Video credits, hi.kundani1ka on IG]
Alyasa Haider retweeted
Internet turned off by the government.
In the capital city of the world’s largest democracy.
This is why we built Fernweh. An encrypted everyday messenger that works without internet so you can reach your peers when you need it most.
Internet services suspended within a 4-km radius in New Delhi. The Ministry of Home Affairs has approved the temporary suspension of internet services. Internet services will remain suspended within a 4-kilometer radius around the Janpath–Kartavya Path crossing. Services will remain suspended from 10 PM on October 9 to 10 PM on October 10. Instructions have been issued to suspend all forms of mobile internet technology.
Alyasa Haider retweeted
Honored to be in @OctantApp's Epoch 13 privacy cohort, alongside Tor, Session and many other impressive teams.
We're building resilient, private, open-source infrastructure for native apps like Fernweh and for new use cases where phones, devices and AI agents find each other and share data directly.
End-to-end encrypted, with internet or cloud paths optional.
Allocate Oct 14–21 👇
We're excited to share the projects selected in our latest privacy funding round. 100 ETH up for grabs in matching funds thanks to @GolemFoundation
Meet the Epoch 13 cohort:
@0xCurvy
@BlockchainComns
@CorpusCoreHQ
@hisoka_io
@OfflineProtocol
Private Proof of Innocence
@session_app
@ShutterNetwork
@SimpleXChat
@staycloakedxyz
@torproject
@UmbraCash
@unredacted_org
@vocdoni
@wslyvh
Allocation Window: 14 October - 21 October, 2026
You can allocate for 7 days.
Participation is open to:
- All GLM lockers who've accrued WETH rewards on Octant
- All Ethereum users who can directly contribute in ETH
Alyasa Haider retweeted
It feels strange that investors over-index my past credentials, vs. how much growth I've experienced in the last 2 years.
What they want me to share:
Ex-Mastercard (3 years ago)
2x acquired founder (2 and 6 years ago)
Raised $2M for charities in Ukraine (4 years ago)
Globally renowned activist (7 years ago)
Co-authored research and policy (6-8 years ago)
What I want to share:
In the last 2 years as Founder of Offline Protocol:
- I taught myself to code
- built and launched apps
- took charge of fundraising
- scaled an amazing team
- received organic press coverage and shoutouts from people I admire like @jack
- helped people stuck in natural disasters get to safety, people at live events find their friends, people in wars find local resources, people in censored regimes find support
- built an incredibly supportive community
- iterated on hardware experiments and sold out a limited run
- led brand partnerships
- pushed enterprise sales
- ran our social media
- took ownership of all our brand and design work
- still continue to learn and challenge my ambitions
I am so much more today than I was then.
Alyasa Haider retweeted
@RajatSharmaLive sir आपकी अदालत आप रोज़ होस्ट करते हैं और आपके चैनल में ही इतना बड़ा अन्याय हो रहा है …जो भी मुझे जानता है वो ये जानता है के मैं एक अच्छी रिपोर्टर हूँ उसके बावजूद भी जो सुलूक कुछ लोगों ने किया वो शायद ही कोई अच्छा व्यक्तित्व का सीनियर करे सिर्फ़ काम मागने पर मौक़ा मागने पर और ऑपर्च्यूनिटीज़ मागने पर मुझे साइड लाइन कर दिया गया जिसके बाद बिना किसी जानकारी के बिना किसी एक्सप्लेनेशन बिना मुझे यूनिट मिलना बंद हो गई सब को मेसेज करा असाइनमेंट्स पर कॉल करे पर कोई जवाब नहीं मिला बोला गया रिसर्च करो ….मैं रिपोर्टर हूँ …ना रोस्टर में नाम ना कमेरा यूनिट ये ….मैंने सोचा कोई गलती हो गई और सबसे माफियाँ भी माँगी पर दो महीने तक सन्नाटा रहा आपकी संस्था और आप को शायद ये ख़बर भी ना हो इस लिए मुझे आप से कोई शिकायत नहीं है पर एक दिन किसी का पूरे 7 साल का करियर ख़राब कर दिया गया मैं ये इस लिए लिख रही हूँ के जो मेरे साथ हुआ है वो किसी के साथ भी ना हो
Alyasa Haider retweeted
👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼 @RajatSharmaLive
@indiatvnews
I never wanted to leave @indiatvnews. After I raised concerns about my manager @SurenderGumber over email, what followed felt like retaliation. For nearly 2 months, I wasn’t given a camera unit despite regularly pitching stories & taking updates.
I felt professionally sidelined and eventually had to resign.
I urge @indiatvnews to review my emails and investigate how @SurenderGumber handled my concerns, and take appropriate action if it finds my grievance justified.
No reporter should fear professional consequences for raising a genuine workplace concern. I only wanted to do my job honestly.
Alyasa Haider retweeted
I never wanted to leave @indiatvnews. After I raised concerns about my manager @SurenderGumber over email, what followed felt like retaliation. For nearly 2 months, I wasn’t given a camera unit despite regularly pitching stories & taking updates.
I felt professionally sidelined and eventually had to resign.
I urge @indiatvnews to review my emails and investigate how @SurenderGumber handled my concerns, and take appropriate action if it finds my grievance justified.
No reporter should fear professional consequences for raising a genuine workplace concern. I only wanted to do my job honestly.
To @PiyushPadmakar,
I came to you hoping for guidance, believing you would understand a field reporter’s concerns. In the past, I had even shared how challenging it had been for me, as a Muslim woman, to continue building my career after marriage.
Instead, that day I walked away feeling publicly humiliated and unheard. As you shouted, “Main busy hoon, baad mein aana,” and asked me to keep my phone away—as though I might be recording you—in front of my colleagues.
I had approached you for help, not confrontation.
I hope one day you will reflect on this n see how this unfair treatment can almost destroy careers of journalists like me who are honest and dedicated to journalism.
#indiatv #news #rajatsharma