Pakistan Blames Users for Slow Internet
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•Pakistan denies slowing internet by building firewall
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Pakistan 's government has disputed claims it is building an internet firewall.
Government blames widespread use of secure connections or VPN (virtual private networks) for slow connections.
Business groups have warned poor connectivity could lead to a "mass exodus" of IT companies.
Government has blocked social media platforms and throttled connection speeds in recent weeks .
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