In light of recent reports about Facebook being inaccessible in Papua New Guinea (PNG), the National Information and Communications Technology Authority (NICTA) promptly initiated an investigation. CEO Kila Gulo-Vui stated that while the reasons behind the disruption remain unclear, NICTA is in contact with the PNG National Cyber Security Centre and Meta to uncover the cause. Recently, Police Minister Peter Tsiamalili Jnr's announcement regarding new technological regulations raised further questions. Gulo-Vui emphasized the importance of transparency in online regulation and the collaboration needed among agencies to maintain public trust. Meanwhile, ICT Minister Timothy Masiu advocates for a unified approach to tackling cyber issues in PNG, reminding that regulatory powers must be exercised with caution and respect for constitutional limits.

Papua New Guinea Faces Facebook Access Issues: NICTA Investigates

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In light of recent reports about Facebook being inaccessible in Papua New Guinea (PNG), the National Information and Communications Technology Authority (NICTA) promptly initiated an investigation. CEO Kila Gulo-Vui stated that while the reasons behind the disruption remain unclear, NICTA is in contact with the PNG National Cyber Security Centre and Meta to uncover the cause. Recently, Police Minister Peter Tsiamalili Jnr’s announcement regarding new technological regulations raised further questions. Gulo-Vui emphasized the importance of transparency in online regulation and the collaboration needed among agencies to maintain public trust. Meanwhile, ICT Minister Timothy Masiu advocates for a unified approach to tackling cyber issues in PNG, reminding that regulatory powers must be exercised with caution and respect for constitutional limits.