Taliban Ban Smartphones for Public Employees in Kandahar: Sources
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Taliban Bans Smartphones for Teachers and Students in Afghanistan's Maidan Wardak
Taliban authorities have banned smartphones for teachers, education department employees, and students in Maidan Wardak province, expanding restrictions on mobile phone use across the public sector and education system. The post Taliban Bans Smartphones for Teachers and Students in Afghanistan’s Maidan Wardak appeared first on KabulNow.
The Taliban in Maidan Wardak have also banned teachers and education workers in the province from using smartphones during official and unofficial hours. A source told Etawah Roz that this order will be implemented from tomorrow, Wednesday (27th of Joza), at the same time as the beginning of the new lunar year. One of the education workers in Maidan Wardak said in a voice message sent to school officials: “As you have heard, the use of smartphon…
Taliban ban smartphones for public employees in Kandahar: Sources
Taliban have banned the use of smartphones by public employees and their security forces in Kandahar, according to local sources, in what appears to be the latest effort to tighten controls on communications and access to information. Sources in Kandahar told Amu TV that the order took effect Monday and requires employees across public institutions, as well as Taliban personnel, to use basic mobile phones instead of smartphones. The sources said…
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