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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Colombo: Sri Lanka's attempt to contain spiralling protests by blocking popular social media platforms led to an extraordinary spike in the use of censorship-dodging virtual private networks, a tracking firm said Monday.

Demand for VPNs went up by a staggering 17,000 percent on Sunday when the ban came into effect, Top10VPN.com said after tracking downloads by Sri Lankan users.

\"There were 27,815 searches for VPN<\/a> compared to a daily average of 321 over the previous 28 days,\" Simon Migliano, the firm's head of research, told AFP in an email.

\"This is a huge increase in interest in what's essentially a very niche tool for most people.\"

Sunday's ban blocked access to WhatsApp, Facebook, YouTube and a host of other popular platforms but it was lifted after 15 hours, following a ruling by the country's Human Rights Council deeming the blackout illegal.

The head of the country's
internet<\/a> regulator resigned after the ban order went into effect and technology minister Namal Rajapaksa, the nephew of Sri Lanka's president, also publicly criticised the policy.

\"The availability of VPN, just like I'm using now, makes such bans completely useless,\" Rajapaksa said on Twitter.

\"I urge the authorities to think more progressively and reconsider this decision.\"

He resigned that evening, along with all other ministers in Sri Lanka's 28-member cabinet, excluding his uncle president and father, Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa.

Sri Lanka is in the grips of what the government concedes is the island nation's worst economic crisis since independence from Britain in 1948.

The anti-government hashtags \"#GoHomeRajapaksas\" and \"#GotaGoHome\" have been trending locally for days on social media after severe shortages of essentials, sharp price rises and crippling power cuts.
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VPN使用社交媒体禁令后峰值在斯里兰卡

对vpn的需求增加了惊人的17000%在周日禁令生效时,Top10VPN.com跟踪由斯里兰卡用户下载后说。

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斯里兰卡科伦坡:试图包含螺旋阻断流行的社交媒体平台的抗议导致了一个非凡的激增censorship-dodging虚拟专用网络的使用,跟踪公司周一说。

对vpn的需求增加了惊人的17000%在周日禁令生效时,Top10VPN.com跟踪由斯里兰卡用户下载后说。

“有27815搜索VPN相比321年平均每天在过去的28天,“米格莉阿诺西蒙公司的研究主管,在一封电子邮件中告诉法新社。

“这是一个巨大的兴趣增加对大多数人来说本质上是一个非常小的工具。”

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周日禁止屏蔽了WhatsApp, Facebook, YouTube和其他流行的平台,但取消了15个小时后,执政后的人权理事会认为停电是非法的。

该国的头互联网监管机构禁止订单生效后辞职和技术部长来自拉贾帕克萨,斯里兰卡总统的侄子,还公开批评的政策。

“VPN的可用性,就像我现在使用,使得这样的禁令完全没用,”拉贾帕克萨在Twitter上说。

“我敦促当局认为更逐步和重新考虑这个决定。”

他辞职那天晚上,连同所有其他部长们在斯里兰卡有28个成员国的内阁,除去他的叔叔和父亲总统,总理拉贾帕克萨。

斯里兰卡属于政府承认的是岛国的自1948年从英国独立以来最严重的经济危机。

反政府标签“# GoHomeRajapaksas”和“# GotaGoHome”趋势在本地已经有天在社交媒体经过严重短缺的必需品,价格的急剧上涨和严重的停电。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Colombo: Sri Lanka's attempt to contain spiralling protests by blocking popular social media platforms led to an extraordinary spike in the use of censorship-dodging virtual private networks, a tracking firm said Monday.

Demand for VPNs went up by a staggering 17,000 percent on Sunday when the ban came into effect, Top10VPN.com said after tracking downloads by Sri Lankan users.

\"There were 27,815 searches for VPN<\/a> compared to a daily average of 321 over the previous 28 days,\" Simon Migliano, the firm's head of research, told AFP in an email.

\"This is a huge increase in interest in what's essentially a very niche tool for most people.\"

Sunday's ban blocked access to WhatsApp, Facebook, YouTube and a host of other popular platforms but it was lifted after 15 hours, following a ruling by the country's Human Rights Council deeming the blackout illegal.

The head of the country's
internet<\/a> regulator resigned after the ban order went into effect and technology minister Namal Rajapaksa, the nephew of Sri Lanka's president, also publicly criticised the policy.

\"The availability of VPN, just like I'm using now, makes such bans completely useless,\" Rajapaksa said on Twitter.

\"I urge the authorities to think more progressively and reconsider this decision.\"

He resigned that evening, along with all other ministers in Sri Lanka's 28-member cabinet, excluding his uncle president and father, Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa.

Sri Lanka is in the grips of what the government concedes is the island nation's worst economic crisis since independence from Britain in 1948.

The anti-government hashtags \"#GoHomeRajapaksas\" and \"#GotaGoHome\" have been trending locally for days on social media after severe shortages of essentials, sharp price rises and crippling power cuts.
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