On the Ground in Yangon

The new feature allows any Burmese user to lock their profile and adjust privacy settings, limiting access to people on their friends list.

‘Poorly edited’ or ‘forged’? The video of one minister’s corruption confession is the latest flashpoint in Myanmar.

At least 250 people have been killed during weeks of violent crackdown following the February 1 coup.

Tech firms including Singapore-based Grab and food delivery platform Foodpanda have suspended their services.

Rakuten-owned messaging app Viber on Wednesday said it stopped all advertising in Myanmar.

In just 10 days, Way Way Nay has been downloaded over 100,000 times.

Global tech firms must cut all business with the military regime, activists say.  

With over 22 million users, Facebook was the favored social network in Myanmar. Now, it is “temporally” banned in the country, and some people feel dazed.