Cuba Denies Fake News About Internet Service Restrictions

Cuba’s Ministry of Communications (Mincom) denied false reports circulating on social media claiming a three-hour daily limit on mobile internet per user. The ministry clarified that no such restriction has been issued and that mobile services continue operating normally according to each customer’s contracted plan.
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Cuba’s Ministry of Communications (Mincom) denied on Sunday alleged information spread on social media about a supposed three-hour daily limit on mobile internet per user.

The entity in charge of the sector in the country clarified through its institutional websites that no measure restricting access to the data network has been issued.

It further specified that mobile services continue to function normally according to the plans contracted by each customer.

The ministry also reported that it is advancing in the installation of solar panels on communications infrastructure in all municipalities of the country to ensure service sustainability in the face of the effects of the energy blockade intensified by the United States, which is the primary cause of connectivity disruptions.

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