A non-profit organization, Freedom House, conducted a research in which they found Jordan to be the fourth Arab country, 43 worldwide, with the most internet freedom.

 

Tunisia was the Arab country with the best internet freedom, followed by Morocco, Lebanon, Jordan and the fifth one was Libya.

 

Freedom House reported Saudi Arabia as the Arab country with the least internet freedom, followed by Egypt, United Arab Emirates, Sudan and finally Bahrain.

 

The organization had reported that the “ratings are determined through an examination of three broad categories: obstacles to access, limits on content as well as violations of user rights.”