Voidly / Incident feed
Follow
the signal.
See where connectivity changes.
Then inspect the evidence.
Incident feed
All countries · Up to 50 recent records per request
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Before you cite
A signal.
Then a source.
Connectivity loss can have many causes. A disruption record alone does not prove intentional censorship.
Read the methodology →Types, severity and evidence
Incident type, source status and severity are different fields. Critical severity is not the same as active status or confirmed censorship. Suspected and single-source records need corroboration.
OONI measures network interference; IODA tracks connectivity loss; CensoredPlanet supplies remote measurements. Voidly and community probes can appear as additional sources. Confidence is a model output, not a guarantee.
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Response generated: unavailable. Dataset version: unavailable. Generation and fetch times are not incident observation times; each record has its own start date.
The country filter covers the source request, while severity, type, source, search and dates apply only to the loaded batch. This is not a complete real-time view of every country.
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