Secrets Veiled: Taliban’s Sudden Internet Blackout Sparks Fears of Hidden Agendas
Just when you thought your worst digital nightmare was getting accidentally tagged in your mom’s Facebook post, the Taliban decides to yank the WiFi plug on an entire country. I mean, imagine waking up and not being able to doomscroll through other people’s breakfast photos or—gasp—complain anonymously about your government. That’s Afghanistan right now. The regime didn’t just shut down TikTok or slap everyone with a ten-second ad; they straight-up slammed the door on local and international connectivity to keep dissent from bubbling up . Now, I don’t know about you, but it makes me wonder—if a meme drops in Kabul and nobody’s around to see it, does it even make a sound? Go on, try not to clutch your smartphone in existential dread while the rest of us swap nervous glances at our router lights. Is this what digital darkness feels like? Don’t take my word for it—LEARN MORE .
The Taliban imposed a near-total internet blackout across Afghanistan, cutting off both local communication and foreign access while suppressing dissent. What do you think?

“Ah, that’s why the Taliban subreddit has been so quiet.”
Sebastian Narvaez, Detail Scrutinizer

“Who do they think they are, Utah?”
Olivia Maile, Corporation Acquirer

“Eh, good call. I mainly use it for immoral stuff.”
Werner McIntosh, Caricature Archivist
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