Afghan mobile access to Facebook, Instagram intentionally...

Access to social media platforms like 'Facebook', 'Instagram', and 'Snapchat' has been intentionally restricted in 'Afghanistan', raising concerns about internet freedom and information dissemination.

• 'NetBlocks' reported that access to 'Facebook', 'Instagram', and 'Snapchat' was cut in 'Afghanistan' as of Wednesday, impacting millions of users who rely on these platforms for communication.
• The intentional restriction of these platforms comes amid ongoing concerns about internet censorship and the suppression of free speech in 'Afghanistan' since the Taliban's return to power.
• This action highlights the precarious state of the 'Internet' in 'Afghanistan', where access to information and social media has become increasingly limited under the current regime.