The chairman of the Pakistan Software Houses Association (P@SHA), Sajjad Mustafa, has assured that internet speed and connectivity problems will be resolved in about three months.
Speaking in a program, Mustafa mentioned that delays in sending or receiving WhatsApp messages might be due to ongoing monitoring. He also explained that the installation of firewalls is a normal practice worldwide, although each country has its own system for surveillance.
He highlighted that in the United States, authorities respond quickly if someone shares illegal content online, with security officers often reaching out within 10 minutes.
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Mustafa clarified that fixed-line internet services are working fine, and full-time IT workers are not experiencing issues. However, part-time IT workers who do not use fixed-line internet have been struggling with connectivity problems.
Lastly, he dismissed rumors that IT companies are leaving Pakistan because of internet speed issues, assuring that the situation is under control.
