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discuss Internet shutdowns are an increasingly popular means of government suppression
Shutting off the internet, it appears, is the newest and most popular means of repression. Denying internet service has now become a de facto means (CNN) of suppression by governments around the world. This year alone, at least 29 nations—including Venezuela, Iran, Turkey, Iraq, Kazakhstan, and...- Lox
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discuss Internet shutdowns are an increasingly popular means of government suppression
Shutting off the internet, it appears, is the newest and most popular means of repression. Denying internet service has now become a de facto means (CNN) of suppression by governments around the world. This year alone, at least 29 nations—including Venezuela, Iran, Turkey, Iraq, Kazakhstan, and...- Lox
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