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Algeria went offline on Wednesday for the start of high school diploma exams, the first in a series of internet blackouts to stop students cheating.

Mobile and fixed internet lines were cut across the country to coincide with the start of two separate school tests, journalists in Algeria said.
Read more at: http://skylinenews.net/algeria-deactivates-internet-to-curb-exam-malpractice/

A government that can deactivate internet at will is not a democratic one.

Rosemaryutavie:
Algeria went offline on Wednesday for the start of high school diploma exams, the first in a series of internet blackouts to stop students cheating.

Mobile and fixed internet lines were cut across the country to coincide with the start of two separate school tests, journalists in Algeria said.
Read more at: http://skylinenews.net/algeria-deactivates-internet-to-curb-exam-malpractice/

This is a shame on the part of the Algerian government for taking laws into their hands indiscriminately.

Common sense should have told you that best way to solve that problem was to create a technology app that will deactivate internet activities @Zone Centre location, and NOT effecting an "Internet total blackout" to the detriment of the entire society.

Pls wake up!