Tech

currently, To send or receive cash using mobile money as a must you have to check-in to a taxed cyber block. While Government decided to slash off one slice of the half cake. The mobile money tax equation is known to many but understood by less as it may seem tricky in the first place. Even though, the main proposition lies between Sending an receiving money on your mobile phone, Paying for goods & services is also affected in a conical yard as we tried to search the Tax forest a little deeper than its front facing side.

Imagine encountering a situation where you need to download a quick Facebook video but don't have a computer with you, or even No downloader installed on your smartphone. Even though many websites exist on the internet providing broad downloading tips, the best way to download facebook videos is through the social media site itself to generate a link as we decided to cut the long story short.

VPNs in Uganda are the top most searched applications currently on the internet. Even when, running a VPN is more expesnive than paying OTT tax, various low consumption VPNs exist on the internet and 100% free. Among the many unblocked VPNs by UCC, the following can save you from any untargeted extension or bypassing any other internet blocks other than social media tax in Uganda.

Social media tax is the new compulsory stressor in Uganda. While everyone is busy looking for particular VPNs that can shift you from nation to nation. Their is a handful of tricks you can comply with and bypass the Government's social medi tax although its a big crime and you can be imprisoned for Tax Invasion.

Social media tax is around the corner and everyone is set looking for solutions in all directions they can flow. The good news is you can bypass social media tax by simply redirecting your device to a different country or downloading that super strong VPN. Among the services you'll have to pay for in order to access them fully, Facebook and Whatsapp lead the OTT services taxation line.

Social media taxes in Uganda are one of a kind and very unavoidable according to a statement by MTN in its FAQs. As Parliament previously approved the said social media taxes, Telecom companies have today backed the idea by releasing the official payment methods to be used when paying social media tax.