Gulenist Cult’s Messaging App: Bylock скачать в хорошем качестве

Gulenist Cult’s Messaging App: Bylock

ByLock is a smartphone application that prevents others from accessing conversations with its crypto feature. The application, in which only the person who is mutually added can be contacted, deletes the messages automatically within three days. It has been revealed that Gulenist cult members used this application to communicate. As of November 2014, Gulenist cult members started using the encrypted messaging program ByLock, by designing it both for Android and iOS-based devices. ByLock was first disclosed by MIT, Turkey’s National Intelligence Agency. MIT uncovered the ByLock server in Lithuania in 2015 and identified Turkish-origin David Keynes as the app’s launcher. Gulenist police officers and soldiers said that they installed the application on their phones after it was recommended to them by people described as “brothers.” Gulenist cult member David Keynes, who was arrested after surrendering in Turkey, confessed in relation to ByLock: “Atalay Candelen, nicknamed ‘Fox,’ developed the program called ‘ByLock’ upon the instruction of cult leader Gulen.” The General Assembly of the Constitutional Court decided that the Gulenist cult’s encrypted correspondence program constituted evidence of membership in the cult.