Saudi Arabia has an extremely poor record on Internet freedom, with a number of websites and social media applications blocked to the country’s residents. Bloggers have also been arrested and imprisoned

In 2012, the Iranian government blocked an average of 27% of Internet sites at any given time. The Iranian government also uses speed limits as a means to hinder

If you already live in the UAE, you probably know how popular VPNs are, as they allow you to access blocked websites and apps like Skype and WhatsApp,

When you travel to Egypt to visit the Sphinx, the pyramids, and other famous monuments, you might want to post a selfie or two on social media. You

In Israel, 6 million people – about 73% of the population – have access to the Internet, making it one of the most connected countries in the region. Israel’s

You may have had trouble getting online in Morocco. You may have noticed that some content (Netflix, for example) is regionally restricted. However, censorship can sometimes

Qatar is one of the countries with the most Internet access in the Arab region, as the number of Internet users has increased dramatically in recent years. Qatar’s internet

 Since many of us often travel abroad, we may have noticed that some websites and services don’t work or present content that is different from

Bahrain is an island nation in the Persian Gulf. It has a population of 1,425,000 and ranks 15th in the world in terms of GDP per capita. There

Tunisia is a small country located in North Africa. It has an estimated population of 11.4 million. Some reasons to visit Tunisia: sandy beaches, fascinating history, delicious local food,

The government of Azerbaijan has the country’s Internet under its control. This means that it controls what we read and thus shapes our opinions. That alone is reason

Algeria can be considered a double-edged sword when it comes to the Internet, because although it is a country with virtually no online restrictions, access to the Internet itself is limited and