IT Minister Shaza Fatima Reports Slowed Internet Service in Pakistan Due to VPNs
The Federal Minister of State for Information Technology, Shaza Fatima Khawaja, explained that the new slowdown in internet speed across Pakistan is generally credited to the broad utilization of Virtual Private Networks (VPNs).
During a question and answer session in Islamabad, she tended to public worries, underscoring that the public authority has neither impeded nor purposely dialed back the web.
All things being equal, she made sense that the increased use of VPNs, which empower clients to sidestep nearby web limitations, has reduced general net speed. Likewise, she noticed that the weighty dependence on VPNs adversely affects portable web execution.
Fatima Khawaja consoled the public that the public authority knows about the circumstance and is effectively chipping away at answers to improve internet providers nationwide. She accentuated the public authority’s obligation to tend to the stoppage and work on the nature of web availability for everybody.
As well as examining the internet speed issue, the Minister of State announced the establishment of a Digitization Commission. This drive intends to advance the digitization of Pakistan’s economy, making it more current and effective.
She additionally featured the development in the country’s IT sends, ascribing it to the endeavors of the Special Investment Facilitation Council, which has been carrying out different drives to help the IT area.
In light of bits of hearsay that the public authority may be purposefully confining or dialing back the web, Fatima Khawaja immovably denied these cases.
She explained that the stoppage is because of the expanded burden on web traffic, especially from the far-reaching utilization of VPNs, and guaranteed the public that the public authority is doing whatever it takes to determine the issue and give better internet providers later on.
