Company Response
X Corp. (formerly Twitter) did not respond
X Corp. (formerly Twitter) did not respond
X Corp. (formerly Twitter) has not responded to
Timeline
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X Corp. (formerly Twitter) did not respond
X Corp. (formerly Twitter) did not respond
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Telegram's response
Telegram does not participate in political censorship and has not closed activist accounts in Ethiopia or anywhere else.
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Ethiopia: Government weaponizing digital tools to silence critics
Ethiopia’s political environment has grown increasingly fragile and polarized—particularly under Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and the ruling Prosperity Party (PP)—the government has adopted a more authoritarian approach to digital governance.
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Safaricom’s response a media report suggesting it collaborates with Ethiopian state agencies to monitor communications using Deep Packet Inspection
Safaricom unequivocally denies the allegations in the referenced media report suggesting it collaborates with Ethiopian state agencies—or any government—to monitor communications using Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) or any other technology.
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YouTube did not respond
YouTube did not respond
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TikTok did not respond
TikTok did not respond
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Meta’s response on its role in content removals in Ethiopia based on government requests
We are committed to fostering a safe and authentic online environment while safeguarding fundamental rights and freedoms and seek to champion respect for human rights in every action we take and every product we build.
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Ethio Telecom did not respond
Ethio Telecom did not respond
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