Internet Ki Bandish. Noon League Ke Mutazaad Bayanaat. . Haqeeqat Kya Hai?? Jaaniye
Internet Ki Bandish. Noon League Ke Mutazaad Bayanaat. . Haqeeqat Kya Hai?? Jaaniye
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00:00News is that the government has reduced the budget to 30 billion rupees to regulate the internet.
00:10And they are talking about bringing a firewall, it is also being tested and the test transmission has also been run.
00:18And if we look at it for the first time, the admission was made by Azma Bukhari Sahiba that the government has really got the firewall.
00:28There are a lot of overseas and a lot of locals, I have also put their screenshots together.
00:32Now I have also heard about the firewall, that it has come to Wafaaq, I am also writing to her.
00:36After this firewall, it is very easy to see their addresses.
00:42Daniel Chaudhary, then the other confirmation we saw from the government, he said that there are firewalls all over the world,
00:50propaganda should be controlled, it will be here too.
00:54There is no such thing as a firewall.
00:56It is there.
00:57No, I think a process was going on earlier.
00:59There is no such thing as a firewall.
01:01Basically, to filter you, when Pakistan is against the constitution, and to weaken them,
01:07and the propaganda against the country is all over the world, in America, in London.
01:14Then we saw that around 9-10 February, WhatsApp and other social media platforms in the country slowed down a bit,
01:22and it was said that perhaps this firewall is being pressed.
01:27When the information minister was asked, he said, no, the apps are slow all over the world,
01:32we have not done anything in Pakistan.
01:35The internet is down in many countries of the world.
01:37Flight operations in America were also affected.
01:40It has nothing to do with the government, it is an overall problem of the internet, which is in my notice.
01:46Tell Mr. Tarek that because the internet was down, this flight industry crisis did not come.
01:50There was a bug in Microsoft.
01:52And because of that, because of that update, everything happened.
01:55Only Pakistan, or perhaps Bangladesh, we want to bring the Bangladesh model, everything is happening there.
02:01Now, I think the government has the same way, to gaslight and pretend that this is not happening.
02:08Fariha Aziz is with us, she is a digital rights activist.
02:10So, if you complain about anything, Fariha, if you say anything, the government will say that this is not happening,
02:15so you think, this is happening all over the world.
02:17So, gaslighting is our national policy in this regard.
02:25Let's try to get in touch with Fariha Aziz again.
02:29Because now the government has said in this regard that this firewall,
02:36someone is saying that we have kept it, someone is saying that we have not kept it,
02:40someone is saying that we are trying, someone is saying that we are not trying,
02:43the information minister is saying that the internet has not slowed down.
02:45So, in a confusion, in a controlled chaos, in a confusion,
02:48if we take Fariha Aziz on the phone, because we have little time, we will talk to her.
02:53Yes, Fariha, is there a firewall or not?
02:56The government is saying that the internet has not slowed down.
02:59Now you see, I myself have dropped it, I have updated the broadband,
03:03I don't know how long it will last.
03:05So, there are problems in the internet.
03:08And this has been a problem for many months, in fact, since the beginning of the year,
03:12that the internet has slowed down, it has been throttled.
03:15After that, what we have seen with WhatsApp disruption,
03:18that is probably the first evidence of sorts that what level of capability or deployment has been done.
03:24Now, the owners of the government are saying that there is a technical glitch,
03:29there is a global disruption, which is not at all.
03:31And now, as you said, the references that have been given,
03:35that it is being admitted that something has been done,
03:38but what is being said that London and the US and here,
03:42and about this defamation law,
03:44they never give a reference as to what it is specifically.
03:48And there is no such firewall at all.
03:51If you are giving references to the UK and the US, then not at all,
03:54and especially about institutions, then not at all.
03:57Neither are laws used in that way, nor is technology used in that way.
04:01If you add up, then China or the UAE,
04:05but you also look at those regimes,
04:07then either we are on paper, but there is democracy or not.
04:12First, determine this.
04:14After that, when they say that it happens here and there,
04:17but do not give any reference.
04:19Then the rule of law is also missing here.
04:21Those protections are also missing, which are in other places.
04:25So, Faria, are there any countries in the world where firewalls are installed
04:29and they are monitoring the data of their citizens,
04:31controlling it, censoring it, successfully doing it?
04:35Some countries are given the example of China, the example of Russia.
04:39Is this the same kind of firewall?
04:41Yes, look, the example of China is given,
04:44and the word firewall also comes from there,
04:46in this context, the context of political control.
04:50But the firewall of China, which is called the Great Firewall or the Golden Shield,
04:55China is structured in a very different way.
04:59All its infrastructure is local.
05:02You have applications, etc.
05:05So, the presence of companies there is done in two ways.
05:09One is obvious that to what extent there is access,
05:12that is being technologically controlled.
05:15But this does not mean that people do not use VPNs in China.
05:19Along with that, the regulation function that comes,
05:21that if VPNs are monitored or registered,
05:24or it is obvious to you that it is not anonymous,
05:27or if you have purchased it through a card,
05:29then you have access and control.
05:32So, it is a whole system like this.
05:34Now, if we are told that we are going towards the system of China,
05:38that is a different thing.
05:40Even in the UAE, we see that WhatsApp calls cannot be made.
05:43It is restricted there too.
05:45There is company compliance there too.
05:47But where do we have to go?
05:49And then it is obvious that we have a political environment.
05:52We have a particular context.
05:54And people's employment is also linked to the internet in this country.
05:57Many thanks to the industries.