Cuba blocks access to Facebook and Telegram in response to protestsProtests started on Sunday over the country's handling of the pandemic. By I. Bonifacic, 07.13.2021
Twitter suspends 1,600 accounts linked to state disinformation networksIt blocked accounts allegedly run by Iran, Saudi Arabia, Cuba and Thailand.By K. Holt, 10.08.2020
Study finds changes in Cuban diplomats' brains, but no sign of attackThere's still a lot of uncertainty, including the new findings.By A. Khalid, 07.23.2019
Google, Cuba deal could bring faster internet to the islandFirst, Cuba will need to install a new undersea fiber-optic cable.By C. Fisher, 03.28.2019
Slack apologizes for 'mistakenly' banning people who had visited IranThe company said it will block sanctioned countries IPs, but not ban users.By R. Lawler, 12.22.2018
Embassy 'sonic attacks' may have been microwave blastsThey might have led to brain injuries, too.By J. Fingas, 09.02.2018
Cuba is rolling out mobile internet nationwideThe communist-run country says connectivity is good for its revolution.By R. England, 07.18.2018
Cuba's 'sonic attacks' may have been a side-effect of spyingIts surveillance tools may have transmitted ultrasonic sounds by mistake.By J. Fingas, 03.04.2018
Apple Music’s Major Lazer documentary is streaming nowIt follows the group as they prepare for and perform a concert in Cuba.By M. Locklear, 11.17.2017
Google becomes first foreign internet company to go live in CubaIts local servers will cache popular content to speed up access.By D. Lumb, 04.26.2017
Encrypted chat app Signal sidesteps censorship in Cuba and OmanFor Cuba, at least, the timing couldn't be better.By T. Seppala, 12.30.2016
Cuba opens its first computer factoryIt's a step toward a more technology-driven economy.By J. Fingas, 12.27.2016
Cuba tries offering home internet accessLocals won't always have to go to public hotspots.By J. Fingas, 12.20.2016
Cuba signs deal with Google to speed up access to its servicesIt won't help get more people get online, but it's a start.By M. Brian, 12.13.2016
Cuba has been filtering texts containing political dissentText messages including 'human rights' and 'hunger strike' never reached their recipients.By T. Seppala, 09.06.2016
T-Mobile customers can roam in CubaSprint and Verizon signed roaming deals last year, but better late than never.By D. Lumb, 05.09.2016
Google plans to bring internet to Cuba, Obama saysCubans will finally have an alternative to their state-run ISP.By D. Hardawar, 03.21.2016