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The latest version of Red Star OS, Version 3.0, was released in the summer of 2013. Screenshot of the desktop of Red Star OS 3.0, localized with North Korean terminology and spelling One of the standout features of Red Star OS is its modified Mozilla Firefox browser, known as Naenara, which means "My country" in Korean. Naenara is used to access the Naenara web portal on North Korea's national intranet , Kwangmyong . The browser includes two search engines and is accompanied by other software such as a text editor, office suite, email client, and media players, among others. Version 3.0 of Red Star OS uses Wine, a compatibility layer that enables Windows programs Read more Understanding the Great Firewall of China: How it Works and How to Bypass It The Chinese authorities initiated their efforts to regulate the internet as far back as 1998 through the implementation of the "Golden Shield" initiative. By 2003, official actions targeting "national security" were underway. 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