Public Sector & Regulators
The record newsrooms and the UN rely on.
Our existing, provable trust story: the stories below used KASPR data on events where the facts were contested. They are proof for every other reader that the data holds up in public.
Offer
Problem
When connectivity is contested, the record has to stand on its own: continuous, independent, and measured the same way before and after the event.
What KASPR adds
- Hourly, district-level measurement that was already running before the event.
- The same method everywhere, so an outage in one country reads like an outage in another.
- Data a newsroom can check and publish.
Proof
Media that have used KASPR data: Reuters, The Economist, ABC News, The Washington Post, The Guardian, Wired, MIT Technology Review.
Partner: OHCHR (UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights).
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Newsroom access on request; non-commercial research use by arrangement.
Data view
Stories that used the measurement
| Outlet | Date | Story |
|---|---|---|
| ABC News | Feb 2023 | Ukraine connectivity under attack |
| Reuters | Nov 2023 | Optus national outage |
| The Economist | Oct 2023 | Gaza communications |
| The Economist | Jun 2025 | Iran back online → |
| Reuters and The Washington Post | 2021 | Myanmar coup shutdowns |
Dates and outlets as published. Where the dashboard holds the story, the row links to it.
What we are not
We measure latency and jitter to KASPR’s measurement infrastructure. We do not measure user throughput, radio parameters (RSRP, SINR) or voice quality (MOS). We are a complementary layer, not a replacement for apps or probes.