Tag: online freedom
-
Iran Eases Internet Blackout Amid Mounting Costs of Shutdown
Iran Eases Internet Blackout Amid Rising Costs Iran appears to be recalibrating its approach to internet restrictions, relaxing certain controls while keeping the blackout largely in place. Authorities have signaled a shift from an outright shutdown to a more selective throttling regime, a move experts say reflects the mounting economic, political, and social costs of…
-
General Muhoozi Confirms Reopening of Social Media in Uganda
Uganda’s social media comeback: What you need to know In a development that has captured the attention of users across Uganda, the government announced the reopening of social media platforms after a period of blockage following January’s elections. General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the Chief of Defence Forces, confirmed the move in statements that underscored a return…
-
Uganda Reopens Social Media Platforms After Elections
Uganda Restores Social Media Access Following Election Block Uganda has officially announced the reopening of social media platforms after a temporary shutdown that occurred in the wake of the January elections. The move marks a return to normalcy for a country that relies heavily on online communication for news, business, and daily social interaction. What…
-
Global Internet Shutdowns Hit Record as Governments Block Dissent, Iran Latest
Overview: A Growing Trend of Internet Shutdowns Across the world, governments are turning to internet shutdowns and social media blocks as tools to manage unrest and control information flows. Recent data shows the frequency and duration of these outages reaching new highs, signaling a shift in how authorities respond to protests, elections, and security concerns.…