The number of Internet shutdowns has increased at an alarming rate over the past few years, more than doubling since 2016. At the second Summit for Democracy, the Technology for Democracy Cohort co-leads Estonia, the United Kingdom, and Access Now, in collaboration with New America, Accountability Lab, Open Data Charter, the Atlantic Council’s Digital Forensics […]
Kazakhstan and Haiti have joined 148 countries that have DNSSEC-enabled Top Level Domains.
Mongolia’s largest digital service provider, Unitel, recent IPv6 deployment is having an instant impact on the country’s IPv6 capabilities.
In 2022, DNSSEC validation in North America dropped from 40% to 32%.
The Mongolian parliament is reviewing a controversial law that gives the minister of internal affairs the power to shut down access to the Internet.
2022 saw solid growth in DNSSEC validation around the world with some amazing increases in African countries.
The Internet Society Nigeria Chapter has been collaborating and informing the national regulator on threats against the Internet, including nullify rumors of Internet shutdown during the recent Nigerian elections.
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