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NetBlocks (netblocks@mastodon.social)'s status on Thursday, 07-Nov-2024 22:51:58 JST NetBlocks

⚠️ Confirmed: Live metrics show restrictions to social media and messaging platforms Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp in #Mozambique; the incident follows mobile data disruptions last week and comes as protesters prepare to hit the streets over disputed election results
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1. Chart from NetBlocks showing online platform restrictions by ISPs in Mozambique on October 31, 2024. The chart indicates that social media and messaging platforms, specifically Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, are restricted across major ISPs Movitel and Vodacom. Features affected include the platform websites, CDNs, registration and backend servers, with reachability registering close to 0% for most of these services. This incident follows restrictions to mobile data imposed during protests last Friday and coincides with a new round of street protests planned today over contested election results. The background is dark, with a red indicator highlighting the lack of reachability for each platform.
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  NetBlocks (netblocks@mastodon.social)'s status on Thursday, 07-Nov-2024 22:51:57 JST NetBlocks
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  ⚠️ Update: Traffic data show #Mozambique has emerged from a fourth day of curfew-style mobile internet blackouts. Social media platforms remain restricted as the political opposition calls for renewed protests over disputed election results
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  1. Graph from NetBlocks showing network traffic in Mozambique from November 02, 2024, to November 07 2024. The y-axis represents traffic, ranging from 0% to 100%, and the x-axis represents the dates. The graph indicates curfew-style traffic disruptions across Mozambique. The first cut occurs on November 03, 2024, the second cut occurs on November 04, 2024, the third cut occurs on November 05, 2024, the fourth cut occurs on November 06, 2024 following protests over disputed elections. Red horizontal arrows labeled 'INTERNET CUT' indicates the period of disruption. The chart has a dark background, with green lines and text for traffic data.
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  NetBlocks (netblocks@mastodon.social)'s status on Thursday, 07-Nov-2024 22:51:58 JST NetBlocks
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  ⚠️ Update: Metrics show that social media restrictions are ongoing in #Mozambique following multiple instances of more comprehensive mobile internet shutdowns, the most recent of which came into place yesterday; the measures come amid protests over disputed election results
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  1. Chart from NetBlocks showing online platform restrictions by ISPs in Mozambique on November 4, 2024. The chart indicates that social media and messaging platforms, specifically Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, are restricted across major ISPs. Features affected include the platform websites, CDNs, registration and backend servers, with reachability registering close to 0% for most of these services. This incident follows a series of restrictions to mobile data imposed during protests and planned demonstrations over disputed election results. The background is dark, with a red indicator highlighting the lack of reachability for each platform.
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  NetBlocks (netblocks@mastodon.social)'s status on Thursday, 07-Nov-2024 22:51:58 JST NetBlocks
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  ⚠️ Update: Traffic data indicate #Mozambique is now in the second day of curfew-style mobile internet blackouts. The shutdown follows protests over disputed election results, and is the latest in a series of mass-censorship measures imposed by the government 📵
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  1. Graph from NetBlocks showing network traffic in Mozambique from November 02, 2024, to November 05, 2024. The y-axis represents traffic, ranging from 0% to 100%, and the x-axis represents the dates. The graph indicates curfew-style traffic disruptions across Mozambique. The first cut occurs on November 03, 2024, the second ongoing cut occurs November 04, 2024 following protests over disputed elections. Red horizontal arrows labeled 'INTERNET CUT' indicates the period of disruption. The chart has a dark background, with green lines and text for traffic data.
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  NetBlocks (netblocks@mastodon.social)'s status on Thursday, 07-Nov-2024 22:51:58 JST NetBlocks
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  ⚠️ Update: Traffic data show #Mozambique has emerged from a third day of curfew-style mobile internet blackouts. However, social media platforms remain restricted as authorities continue to impose measures to curtail protests over disputed election results
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  1. Graph from NetBlocks showing network traffic in Mozambique from November 02, 2024, to November 06 2024. The y-axis represents traffic, ranging from 0% to 100%, and the x-axis represents the dates. The graph indicates curfew-style traffic disruptions across Mozambique. The first cut occurs on November 03, 2024, the second cut occurs on November 04, 2024, the third cut occurs on November 05, 2024 following protests over disputed elections. Red horizontal arrows labeled 'INTERNET CUT' indicates the period of disruption. The chart has a dark background, with green lines and text for traffic data.
    https://files.mastodon.social/media_attachments/files/113/435/270/014/076/199/original/40fa212c629b97b9.png
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