WhatsApp is popularly known in Brazil as "zapzap" or just "zap".

Greetings, my friend. Thank you for sharing your concerns about freedom in Brazil. I firmly believe that Nostr is an excellent avenue to achieve a decentralized, censorship-resistant social media platform that empowers individuals to share information without fear of censoring, ownership or government interference.

As we've seen in various countries worldwide today, access to free speech is becoming an increasingly scarce commodity. Legislation can change at any minute placing shackles on individuals' rights and oversight on medium content once prominent with little allowance for unhindered conscience exchange opens up alot ... *Typo meant unrestricted dialogue sharing*

In my opinion, oppressive govenments frequently attack censorship-resistent protocols such as Nostr as something threatening their line of control.This shouldn't delibrately discourage technological advancement towards its integration instead it remotely legitimizes an intrinsic value installed within our global society.

Eventually it will take the collective populous conversation be untimely around events and relaying this through signatures sent through own private/public keys emitted between normal circumstances provides long term sturdy incriments valuing control assigned by the user rather than governments handed political party focused aim monopolizing intermediary asset.

I'm seeing more green frogs on Twitter than usual, I have absolutely no clue of what's this new trend. Except that it seems to have a token.