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Algeria has turned off its Internet all over the blockerscountrydeviceseachexamfairgovernmenthourmeasurenewspapernothingopportunitiesplaceproblemsrightsecretlysomethingwherewhole to stop students cheating in high school exams. Algeria's blockerscountrydeviceseachexamfairgovernmenthourmeasurenewspapernothingopportunitiesplaceproblemsrightsecretlysomethingwherewhole said it wanted to do blockerscountrydeviceseachexamfairgovernmenthourmeasurenewspapernothingopportunitiesplaceproblemsrightsecretlysomethingwherewhole to stop students blockerscountrydeviceseachexamfairgovernmenthourmeasurenewspapernothingopportunitiesplaceproblemsrightsecretlysomethingwherewhole going online during nationwide school tests. All Internet service was stopped for an blockerscountrydeviceseachexamfairgovernmenthourmeasurenewspapernothingopportunitiesplaceproblemsrightsecretlysomethingwherewhole after the start of blockerscountrydeviceseachexamfairgovernmenthourmeasurenewspapernothingopportunitiesplaceproblemsrightsecretlysomethingwherewhole of the exams. The government will shut the Internet down during the blockerscountrydeviceseachexamfairgovernmenthourmeasurenewspapernothingopportunitiesplaceproblemsrightsecretlysomethingwherewhole exam season, between June 20 and June 25. In addition, all electronic blockerscountrydeviceseachexamfairgovernmenthourmeasurenewspapernothingopportunitiesplaceproblemsrightsecretlysomethingwherewhole with Internet access have been banned from the country's 2,000 blockerscountrydeviceseachexamfairgovernmenthourmeasurenewspapernothingopportunitiesplaceproblemsrightsecretlysomethingwherewhole centers. Even teachers cannot take phones into the exam halls. There were many blockerscountrydeviceseachexamfairgovernmenthourmeasurenewspapernothingopportunitiesplaceproblemsrightsecretlysomethingwherewhole in 2016 when test questions were leaked online both before and during exams.

Algeria's Education Minister Nouria Benghabrit told the Algerian blockerscountrydeviceseachexamfairgovernmenthourmeasurenewspapernothingopportunitiesplaceproblemsrightsecretlysomethingwherewhole Annahar that Facebook would also be blocked across the blockerscountrydeviceseachexamfairgovernmenthourmeasurenewspapernothingopportunitiesplaceproblemsrightsecretlysomethingwherewhole for the six days the exams were taking blockerscountrydeviceseachexamfairgovernmenthourmeasurenewspapernothingopportunitiesplaceproblemsrightsecretlysomethingwherewhole. She said she did not like doing this but she could not do blockerscountrydeviceseachexamfairgovernmenthourmeasurenewspapernothingopportunitiesplaceproblemsrightsecretlysomethingwherewhole and give blockerscountrydeviceseachexamfairgovernmenthourmeasurenewspapernothingopportunitiesplaceproblemsrightsecretlysomethingwherewhole to students to cheat in tests. As an added security blockerscountrydeviceseachexamfairgovernmenthourmeasurenewspapernothingopportunitiesplaceproblemsrightsecretlysomethingwherewhole, metal detectors will be placed in all exam halls, and security cameras and mobile-phone blockerscountrydeviceseachexamfairgovernmenthourmeasurenewspapernothingopportunitiesplaceproblemsrightsecretlysomethingwherewhole have been set up at the printing companies blockerscountrydeviceseachexamfairgovernmenthourmeasurenewspapernothingopportunitiesplaceproblemsrightsecretlysomethingwherewhole the exams are printed. Many students thought the government was doing the blockerscountrydeviceseachexamfairgovernmenthourmeasurenewspapernothingopportunitiesplaceproblemsrightsecretlysomethingwherewhole thing. Rania Salim, 16, said it wasn't blockerscountrydeviceseachexamfairgovernmenthourmeasurenewspapernothingopportunitiesplaceproblemsrightsecretlysomethingwherewhole that students who didn't study could get help in exams by using their mobile phone to cheat.