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The lack of standardized censorship methods is unintentionally affecting critical sectors in Iraq, including education, business infrastructure, research platforms, and public services.

The Iranian case points to a broader shift in how digital connectivity may be governed amid geopolitical volatility.

OONI crowdsourced network measurement data enables research and supports advocacy and rapid response to Internet censorship events.

Sudan is again experiencing exam-related Internet shutdowns. However, Starlink is keeping the Internet on for a significant proportion of users.

Pulse has so far tracked three election-related Internet shutdown events in 2026, the same number for all of 2025.

National-scale censors have been observed engaging in traffic filtering targeted at new and secure transport protocols such as QUIC.

Geopolitical restrictions are making proposed technical solutions to strengthen Internet resilience difficult in countries experiencing conflict.

New research shows that eight popular, commercial VPN apps operate deceptively, exposing more than 700 million users to authoritarian surveillance.

Internet fragmentation has been conceived of too narrowly–as have the tools that might combat it.

Nepal's Internet users are experiencing disrupted Internet connectivity and access to web services.

Countries with more news consumers experimenting with AI tools do not consistently have the most resilient Internet.

Africa’s burgeoning digital economy requires reliable Internet to continue its rapid growth.