Venezuelans Using Phones for Flashlights, Maduro Spying App to Find Missing Earthquake Victims

In the wake of devastating twin earthquakes, Venezuelans have turned to innovative means to cope, including using their phones as flashlights. The VenApp, originally a tool for Nicolás Maduro to track anti-socialist dissidents, is now being utilized to report missing individuals. This shift highlights the resourcefulness of Venezuelans amidst their crisis, demonstrating how technology can serve dual purposes in times of emergency. The situation underscores the broader challenges faced by the country, including infrastructure failures, as citizens rely on each other and technology for survival.