Against what many Algerians hoped, Algeria resumed what's quickly becoming an annual ritual of blocking the internet nationwide to thwart a mass epidemic of cheating by students during final exams. On Sunday, high school seniors in the North African state began their first day of baccalaureate exams, whose results widely shape a student's academic future. At 8:30 am, as exam centres opened their doors, the internet went off. Access to social networks and instant messaging, key platforms which reportedly cheating students use to exchange answers to the exams, stopped working. Internet was temporarily restored Sunday between 12:30 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. before being cut ag
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