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Internet Censorship



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Internet Censorship

Technological developments in global networks have made it possible to create the

internet. The internet is a tool for distributing knowledge from multiple sources including

research, video logs (vlogs), weblogs (blogs), social media, etc., that manifest in written, audio,

and video formats. In contrast to 1995 when only 16 million users (0.4%) had access to the

internet across the globe, there are 5.5 billion users (69.0%) as of 2022 (Internet World Stats,

2022). The paradigm shift in internet access from institutional to individual levels allowed its

users to gain information quickly. In addition, the developments of smart devices increase the

personal convenience of accessing information on the internet. Even though the impact of the

internet is largely positive, the sociocultural implications have prompted reserved countries such

as Saudi Arabia to implement internet censorship.

Background to the Study

Internet censorship entails controlling and, at other times, suppressing what users can

view, publish, or access on the internet. The significant majority of actors implementing internet

censorship are governments across the globe. Among the reasons for implementing the internet,

censorship includes “securing intellectual property rights,” “protecting national security,”

“preserving cultural norms and religious values,” and “shielding children from pornography and

exploitation” (OpenNet Initiative, n.d.). Government actors use several methods to implement

internet censorship, including technical blocking (i.e., DNS tampering, IP blocking, keyword

filtering, and packet filtering), search results removal, takedown requests, and self-induced

censorship (OpenNet Initiative, n.d.; Terman, 2021). Each of these methods facilitates the

implementation of internet censorship in unique ways.

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