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Every Country Has Its Own Internet Now
Politico argues that the era of one global internet is effectively over, with countries increasingly building their own national versions of the web shaped by local laws, censorship rules and platform restrictions. From China's Great Firewall to data localisation rules in Europe, India and Russia, governments are fragmenting the once-borderless network into separate national spheres.
Why now: Growing government regulation, censorship and data-localisation laws are visibly splintering the global internet into national fragments, sparking debate about the end of the open web.
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- Every Country Has Its Own Internet Now · Politico
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