In the wake of escalating geopolitical tensions between India and Pakistan following the Pahalgam attack, the Indian government has blocked access to 16 Pakistani YouTube channels on the recommendations of its Ministry of
On April 24, the Lahore High Court adjourned the hearing of petitions challenging the ongoing ban on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) after the Attorney General for Pakistan
Journalist Sheikh Junaid Sagar Qureshi was arrested on April 12 by District Central Police for allegedly spreading false and provocative content online. The arrest followed the registration of a case against him
On April 12, the Mansehra district police established a dedicated Information Technology (IT) Monitoring Cell to identify and take legal action against individuals spreading sacrilegious and sectarian content on social
WhatsApp users across Pakistan and several other countries faced significant disruptions on April 12, with the messaging platform experiencing a spike in connectivity issues, primarily affecting users’ ability to send
Mobile internet services in Quetta were suspended once again on April 6, a day after being briefly restored, following an earlier shutdown on April 2. The interruption has impacted residents including students, businesses, and professionals
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