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Protesters in Yangon hold placards denouncing the military's shutdown of the internet following the February 1 military coup. (AFP)
Protesters in Yangon hold placards denouncing the military's shutdown of the internet following the February 1 coup. (AFP)

‘We thought it would just be one day’: Netizens urge ISPs to push back against internet blackouts

As authorities resort to nightly internet shutdowns, customers are urging internet providers to speak out against the junta’s directives – and offer refunds.

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