Update: A near-total internet shutdown is now in effect in #Myanmar.

Network data show a collapse of connectivity to 16% of ordinary levels from ~2 pm local time ?

The information blackout is likely to severely limit coverage of anti-coup protests ?

?https://t.co/Jgc20OBk27 pic.twitter.com/b6pIM0MKQQ

— NetBlocks (@netblocks) February 6, 2021

Myanmar coup: Military leaders block Twitter and Instagram https://t.co/yhUjeLnUAa

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) February 6, 2021

Y’all: I’m forced to wear a mask to protect other Americans as well as myself. I’m so oppressed!
Myanmar: https://t.co/Qn8WLuixAL

— shayla (@shaylugh) February 6, 2021

I guess it was inevitable. VPNs and secure communication channels all the more important now #Myanmar https://t.co/LLPbj466t2

— Hanna Hindström (@Hanna_Hindstrom) February 5, 2021

Military issued an order to ban Twitter and Instragam.

Facebook ban is expiring on 7th February 11:59pm. #CivilDisobediencMovement #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar #myanmarmilitarycoup #Myanmarcoup #myanmar pic.twitter.com/tMdYVQcPhS

— Wai Wai Nu (@waiwainu) February 5, 2021

Oh Christ: the return of the Mubarak switch...https://t.co/FdgmKNzV53

— Martin Gurri (@mgurri) February 6, 2021

They can take FB. But NOT TWITTER! dammit. Myanmar friends please continue to tweet using your pots and pans. https://t.co/8HKOB4YCoE

— Kevin M Woods (@Kevin_M_Woods) February 5, 2021

Blocking the US platforms reduces citizens' access to information and their ability to get their stories out to the world, but it also pushes them onto Chinese platforms that might be more willing to play ball with the junta on surveillance and censorship. https://t.co/8lG2qN8N1q

— Alex Stamos (@alexstamos) February 5, 2021

It undermines the public conversation and the rights of people to make their voices heard. The Open Internet is increasingly under threat around the world. We will continue to advocate to end destructive government-led shutdowns. https://t.co/iYcPFCNUVs

— Kathleen Reen (@kathleenreen) February 6, 2021

NO MORE SILENCE

Military Junta just shutt the Myanmar out from the rest the world.#HearTheVoiceOfMyanmar#FightForDemocracy https://t.co/QpV0W0Wdhi

— Ei Thu Thu (@em_thuthu) February 6, 2021

Now all of the phone services and wifi are cut down nationwide again.
Guys,please spread what's happening in Myanmar now. #HearTheVoiceOfMyanmar #FightForDemocracy https://t.co/14BmrJAzc7

— Htet Htet Tun (@Htet21059606) February 6, 2021

Myanmar military shut down internet as thousands protest against coup...

Meantime in the Philippines. Duterte: That's a good idea. Just in case. ?https://t.co/fkdb78jmKf

— SyLicoNgaAko 璃乎. リコ. りこ. #DefendUP (@SyLicoNgaAko) February 6, 2021

Myanmar: tens of thousands protest against coup despite internet blackout https://t.co/QZYs1cDmQA

— ?Gringo Covfefe 25.4 ? (@SweGringo) February 6, 2021

Myanmar: thousands protest against coup as military shuts down internet https://t.co/qEMwnmDG0n

— The Observer (@ObserverUK) February 6, 2021

Myanmar military shuts down internet as thousands protest against coup https://t.co/0eJ4Mx83ES

— Binod Neupane (@Neupane1Binod) February 6, 2021

Myanmar: thousands protest against coup as military shuts down internet https://t.co/ykXfIIWZel

— Tactical Tech (@Info_Activism) February 6, 2021

NO MORE SILENCE

Military Coup shut down the internet in Myanmar. We need internet access to connect together in this Democracy fight and also share the news with the world. Help us.#HearTheVoiceOfMyanmar#FightForDemocracyhttps://t.co/Vv2QEQ6Xde

— Ei Thu Thu (@em_thuthu) February 6, 2021

I remember when Coup's took over TV and radio staations and generals sat at news desks. Now they just switch off the plug and internet providers!! https://t.co/KYSkggT4DD

NOP.

— Prof Marc Tennant (@MarcTennant) February 6, 2021

Myanmar lost connection with the world. I wish everyone is safe tonight and no more evil in Myanmar. ?? https://t.co/7JztJpwN0A #SaveMyanmar#CivilDisobedienceMovement#WeNeedDemocracy#RejectTheMilitary#AungSannSuuKyi_government

— Zaw Win Han (@ZawWinHan1) February 6, 2021

Myanmar’s new military government is now blocking Twitter and Instagram https://t.co/93iEZal0mz

— Pareekh Jain (@pareekhjain) February 6, 2021

The Internet clampdown came as protests grew on the streets of Yangon, Myanmar's commercial capital, where thousands turned out to demand the return of the legitimately elected government led by Aung San Suu Kyi. https://t.co/ac9j7dRhW5

— NPR (@NPR) February 6, 2021

…っていうか、この話題を偶々耳にして
Myanmar Blocks Facebook, Twitter Access As Anti-Government Protests Growhttps://t.co/SLoc0m3KGw映画「The Hunger Games」シリーズをMyanmarでも多くの人達が観て知ってるっていうか、あの作品世界と自分達の現実の境遇とを重ねているってことなんだな、と

— 中村潤之介:Junnosuke N. (@Junn_Junn) February 6, 2021

미얀마, 반 쿠데타 시위 억제하기 위해 인터넷 막아
- 미얀마 군부 지도자들은 쿠데타에 반대하는 시위를 제한하기 위한 조치로 인터넷 제약을 확대하고 있어
- BBC 뉴스에 따르면 NetBlocks는 2월 6일 아침 미얀마가 "거의 전체 인터넷 중단"을 시행한 것 발견해https://t.co/UehG9Siio3

— Wan Ki Choi (@wkchoi) February 6, 2021

Your regular reminder that Adani are firmly in bed with Myanmar's genocidal generals, proud if it in fact. #StopAdanihttps://t.co/kLxXvGe1Gx

— Ben Pennings (@BenPennings) February 6, 2021

Chair @RepGregoryMeeks: Restricting internet access and cracking down on media won’t blind the world to the Tatmadaw’s abuses on fundamental freedoms. I call on military leaders to release those arrested, restore access to info and respect free expression.https://t.co/WSEzfhIjTh

— House Foreign Affairs Committee (@HouseForeign) February 6, 2021

미얀마 군부정권은 수천명의 군중들이 군사쿠데타 반대 집회에 참여하자 국가의 인터넷을 차단했다.

접속이 일반수준의 16%로 떨어지면서 거의 완전한 인터넷 차단이다.

주요도시인 양곤에서 군중들은 "군대 독재자, 실패, 실패; 민주주의, 승리, 승리"를 외쳤다.https://t.co/bzLo09qadx

— ? Justice Korea ?촛불혁명에 이어 한반도평화? (@kzaanfever) February 7, 2021

#ミャンマー
反軍政デモが広がる。人々は平和的に行進し、警察官にはバラの花と飲み水を渡す。そんななか、インターネット接続が大幅に制限され、平時の16％にまで落ち込んでいる。

Myanmar coup: Internet shutdown as crowds protest against military - BBC News https://t.co/1GLnufmzz2

— とにばと意識他界系＠総理にお尻を切られたい！ (@ecorsal) February 6, 2021

The crackdown intensifies in Myanmar ... https://t.co/bqCQVdWrIN via @bpolitics

— Ruth Pollard (@rpollard) February 6, 2021

Please join with me in praying for freedom and democracy in Myanmar after a military coup. Also, pray America and the free nations of the world will stand for freedom! #StandWithMyanmar #Freedom #Myanmar #Burma #BurmaCouphttps://t.co/m9ajI0X23v

— Rev. Patrick Mahoney (@revmahoney) February 7, 2021