Increased 'surveillance' blamed for internet slowdown in Pakistan
As internet users in Pakistan continue to reel under prevailing access and speed issues, the Wireless and Internet Service Providers Association of Pakistan (WISPAP) has blamed the phenomenon on increased security and surveillance whose adverse repercussions might lead to severe economic repercussions.
"It’s a very discouraging situation for our customers [...] Many are leaving the smaller ISPs because they cannot sustain the poor service quality anymore. If this continues, we will see a mass exodus of businesses from Pakistan," said WISPAP Chairman Shahzad Arshad on Thursday.
Manal Jaffery is a news editor at Pakistan Today with extensive experience in journalism, reporting, newsroom editing and digital content production. Her work covers national and international news, with a focus on accuracy, clarity and timely reporting.
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