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João Tomé

  • Content Editor and Data Analyst, Cloudflare
Lisbon
As seen in: MDPI, TechRadar, Royal Society of Chemistry, Diário de Notícias, Observador, Expresso, Dinheiro Vivo, Razao Automovel
Telling stories @Cloudflare and @CloudflareRadar. Previously journalist @Publico SIC @dinheiro_vivo, etc. Discoverer. Human🇵🇹. Tech, cinema, cars. Podcaster.

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Celebrating 12 years of Project Galileo

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By Patrick Day, Jocelyn Woolbright, João Tomé
| cloudflare.com
Twelve years ago this month, Cloudflare launched an ambitious project built on a simple idea: people shouldn’t be knocked offline just because someone more powerful disagrees with them. Today, Project Galileo provides free access to cybersecurity services to more than 3,400 websites belonging to journalists, human rights defenders, and other nonprofit organizations in 120 countries. We continue to believe that a better Internet is one where anyone with an idea can reach a global audience.
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Serviço e entrega

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By João Tomé
| Expresso Verified
Não será necessário recuar muito no tempo para encontrarmos múltiplos exemplos que atestam a indispensabilidade do sector da distribuição e retalho na resposta às necessidades mais imediatas e essenciais das comunidades locais. Comecemos pelos mais próximos, não necessariamente consequentes: a depressão “Kristin” do último mês, o “apagão” de 28 de abril de 2025 e a crise pandémica de 2020 a 2022. Em todas elas, o sector foi previsível: reforçou o serviço e a entrega.
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What we know about Iran’s Internet shutdown

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By João Tomé, David Belson, Luke Valenta, Marwan Fayed
| cloudflare.com
In late December 2025, wide-scale protests erupted across multiple cities in Iran. While these protests were initially fueled by frustration over inflation, food prices, and currency depreciation, they have grown into demonstrations demanding a change in the country’s leadership regime. In the last few days, Internet traffic from Iran has effectively dropped to zero. This is evident in the data available in Cloudflare Radar, as we’ll describe in this post.
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