According to an independent data organization, Myanmar's Junta has arrested over 1,300 people in the past 20 months for online criticism, demonstrating their intolerance for dissent and freedom of expression. Many of those arrested were identified through the doxxing efforts of junta supporters, who exposed their personal information online. The arrests have had a chilling effect on freedom of speech, with residents afraid to express their opinions on social media platforms. The junta's actions have been condemned as human rights violations, and Myanmar is ranked as the second worst abuser of internet freedom in the world, behind China.

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