Myanmar’s military junta has passed a Cybersecurity Law to tighten control over communication channels amid civil war, aiming to combat cyber crimes and protect national sovereignty. The law penalizes unauthorized VPNs, online crime, and sharing “inappropriate” information, extending to citizens in foreign countries. Provisions for censorship, data sharing, and penalties signal a return to repressive military rule and crackdown on dissent in the country.
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