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And it kind of makes sense, in that governments and large corporations are no longer beholden to tech companies for critical communications to its audience.

This is key, especially as there is concern that some state actors have undue influence over certain services (hence all the fuss over TikTok as well as general concern about our reliance on Chinese companies). The idea of network sovereignty keeps coming up. Working with established open source solutions that can be largely implemented in-house is going to be key for governments going forward.

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