Access to Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat on mobile phones is currently restricted in Afghanistan. This comes after the Taliban cut internet and telecommunications services for two days last week.
They should be careful and not turn themselves into another usa
Afghanistan is way ahead on the trajectory the U.S has put itself on.
When they say access to social media on smartphones does that mean restricting connectivity to certain sites on devices using mobile IP addresses?
I assume they have no mechanism to remove apps from individual devices.
The apps don’t do anything useful if the government blocks connectivity to the servers that the software needs to talk to at the national network infrastructure level.
That’s what I was getting at, I was trying to understand the mechanism by which they were doing this
