Algeria bans Facebook and Twitter in an attempt to stop people cheating on exams

To stop cheating in upcoming school exams,Algeria has temporarily blocked Facebook and some other social media networks .
The country has taken the decision to cut off access to social networks
after papers and exam questions were leaked online. The government said that it had taken the
decision so that people would no longer be able to share leaked papers.

 In a statement on Sunday, the Ministry of Post and Information and
Communication Technology said that the “cut of social networks has a
direct relationship with the matriculation exams” which begin on Sunday.

It added that all other parts of the internet were not affected.

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