Life, Disrupted: Tech and the refugee crisis

In June 2016, two CNET reporters and a photographer went to Greece to see what the refugee crisis looks like in the digital age. In Athens, they visited three camps to learn how refugees are using tech as they search for help and a home.

[LensAndLogic]

seriously why people dislike this video?

[Kongolox]

the amount of people hating on refugees in here is frightening...

[dontjudgemebymyname.]

These people don't even seem to be refugees they are having free chill life.

[Addakhel]

I'd love to know why would people dislike this video?
I mean drop a comment and let us know what is it that you don't like about it!
Beautiful video CNET.

[thegiant]

give them a flip phone better reception

[AnasAhmedNazeer]

All these butthurt people. its such a nice documentary type video and you still had to dislike it. not that your dislike matters. it just shows how human you are.

[FurkanKhan]

an amazing video on the refugee crises in the age of technology. good job CNET! don't listen to racists in the comments.

[TheForeverfree]

These young men need something to do   hire them for their money to clean up the country side; their camps;   have them help people by being the ones to serve food to these camps.   young men anywhere without something to do are trouble.  Do they just want free everything or why doesn't the cities have them work for something????

[rusu]

the funny thing is, i didnt see that much women at the camps.. wierd dont you think?

[ustx]

They should fit trackers on their Sims if they make calls to other Muslim countries and catch them if they're conducting suspicious activities. Monitor their calls. It's a good suggestion. It's for the sake of safety. And if they've got nothing to hide or suspicious they'll be fine with it.

[Loneriderrc]

so you're telling me that, you can afford a cellphone and monthly payments but you cant afford a place to stay other than a tent under a highway? unfortunately we have our own issuses at hand kinda in the process of taking our country back because we don't run away from our problems. Bye Felicia