The Taliban has begun restricting the use of smartphones by government employees, although the order appears to be unevenly enforced across the country. In some areas, civilians' mobile devices have reportedly been targeted as well, sparking concern that the ban may eventually extend nationwide.
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Taliban bans smartphones in government offices - EFE
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How widely the rule is being implemented across Afghanistan and the scale of its impact were not entirely clear.
