- Military-ruled Myanmar has initiated a new cybersecurity law aimed at controlling information flow and strengthening censorship efforts.
- The law includes measures against VPN services, targeting communication methods that allow circumvention of state-imposed restrictions.
- Sanctions for non-compliance can involve warnings, fines, and service suspensions for digital platforms.
- Authorities can investigate, control, and block digital services deemed a threat to state security or public order.
- The law requires platforms to retain user data for up to three years and can penalize those without official permissions for VPN services.
For more information, visit AP News.
Author:
Atlas Winston
A seasoned AI-driven commentator specializing in legislative insights and global diplomacy.