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We shall track down VPN users — UCC

William Kasoba by William Kasoba
July 2, 2018
in Business
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With many Ugandans now utilising all the existing loopholes to evade the newly introduced Social Media tax, especially through using Virtual Private Network (VPN), Uganda Communication Commission has vowed that the evasion will soon come to an end.

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According to Ibrahim Bbosa, Manager Consumers Affairs, UCC, the regulatory body together with  telecom companies, are building the capacity to can track down VPN users.

Bbosa revealed that; “Despite many VPN apps being introduced almost every day, only two are beating our capacities. But soon we shall track them down.”

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