Ever wondered what the internet looks like in North Korea? Spoiler: it’s nothing like the rest of the world. In this short, we dive into the world’s most isolated internet system, where freedom of information is a distant dream.

In North Korea, access to the global internet is reserved for a privileged few, such as government officials and select researchers. The average citizen has access only to a highly censored intranet called "Kwangmyong," which includes pre-approved state propaganda, local email services, and a few educational resources. There’s no Google, no YouTube, no social media—only government-controlled content.

This tightly controlled system is designed to prevent outside influence and maintain the regime’s iron grip on information. Foreign websites? Blocked. Unfiltered news? Unheard of. Instead, North Koreans live in a digital bubble, where the government dictates what they can see, read, and learn.

Curious about how this impacts the daily lives of citizens and the flow of information worldwide? Watch this short for a quick glimpse into one of the strictest internet regimes on the planet.

🔒 Topics covered:

The Kwangmyong intranet system

Who has access to the global internet?

How North Korea controls information

Comparisons with internet freedoms worldwide


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