The internet is a global medium playing a crucial role in our lives, acting as a source of instant information, entertainment, news, and social interactions. However, more than 65 percent of the world’s internet population, approximately 5.3 billion people, face some form of restriction in accessing this global information highway. As an exploratory study, let's uncover which countries impose the harshest internet restrictions and where citizens enjoy the most freedom of online info-access. The Worst Countries for Internet Censorship Surprisingly, not all the usual suspects take the top spots. North Korea, China, and Iran clinch the dubious distinction of having the worst internet censorship, scoring a maximum 11 out of possible 11 points. However, the inclusion of Iran in this group is due to its increased attempts to block VPNs and create a government-monitored VPN scheme. In these three countries, residents are denied access to Western social media, porn, and significant news me

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