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Taliban officials have reportedly been ordered to stop using smartphones, with videos showing devices being destroyed as part of the new directive.
The Taliban administration in Afghanistan has reportedly imposed a ban on the use of smartphones by its officials and members, marking another significant restriction under its rule. According to reports, the decision is aimed at limiting access to social media and preventing the spread of information that authorities consider inappropriate or harmful.
Videos circulating online appear to show Taliban officials destroying smartphones as part of the implementation of the new directive. Reports suggest that government employees and members of the security apparatus have been instructed to switch to basic mobile phones and avoid using internet-enabled devices.
The move has sparked concern among observers and rights groups, who argue that restricting smartphone use could further limit access to information and communication. While Taliban authorities have not provided detailed public explanations for the policy, analysts believe it may be intended to tighten internal discipline and reduce the risk of information leaks through digital platforms.
