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Censorship Monitor · Pakistan Last test
Every day we open 67 of the world’s biggest sites and apps from home internet connections in Pakistan, and record what’s blocked, since when and how.
Each one is tested from home internet connections in Pakistan, and a block shows up only once a second test a few hours later confirms it, so the results fill in over the first day.
Every network we test in Pakistan fails to open these, twice, while they open elsewhere. Most often, the connection never completes.
Since monitoring began on 29 Sep 2026
The connection never completes on PTCL and Nayatel.
Since monitoring began on 29 Sep 2026
The connection is cut on PTCL and Nayatel.
Since monitoring began on 29 Sep 2026
The connection never completes on PTCL and Nayatel.
Some networks timed out twice while others opened these. That can be a quiet slowdown or just a poor connection; we don’t count it as a block.
Since monitoring began on 29 Sep 2026
The secure connection stalls on PTCL.
The first test of these in Pakistan needs a second one, a few hours later, before its result shows here.
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History
No confirmed changes since monitoring began on 29 Sep 2026. When a block appears or lifts, and a second test agrees, it shows up here.
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