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   Myanmar: different ways to restrict connectivity

   STOP, 2025: 95 documented cases in the territory. Network and service restrictions can coincide. Counts do not measure censorship severity.

   Source: Access Now / #KeepItOn: STOP restrictions trackerOpen on the chart →

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   STOP, 2025: 95 documented cases in the territory. Network and service restrictions can coincide. Counts do not measure censorship severity.

   Each bar counts records with the stated attribute in 2025. Bars start at zero.

   • Whole-network shutdowns documented cases a year

     93 (2025)

     Access Now / #KeepItOn: STOP restrictions tracker

   • Service blocks documented cases a year

     2 (2025)

     Access Now / #KeepItOn: STOP restrictions tracker

   Explicit positive flags are counted in the annual STOP sheet. Unknown attributes are not treated as explicit negative answers.

   Cases, not people or disconnected hours. Ongoing restrictions count each year. Detection coverage varies; subcategories overlap.

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   What changes with a different year or type of restriction?

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