Can, but have not blocked any VPNs: Pakistan's telecommunication authority

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Pakistan's telecom watchdog made it clear that no virtual private network (VPNs) was blocked in the country, nor it planned to do so in the future despite having the capability.

It was announced by the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) chairman Hafizur Rehman on Monday while addressing the launch of the regulator's 'Annual Report'.

According to the Express Tribune, Rehman made it clear that so far, no VPN had been blocked and there was no such plan for the future.