MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) — Residents in parts of Somalia under militant control say at least one cellular telephone company has shut down data services in response to a threat from al-Qaida-linked extremists.
Al-Shabab gave phone companies until Friday to close down data services over fears the U.S. can tap into data and target militants.
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