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When corporations control information flow, often to protect their economic interests. Common in media conglomerates worldwide.

The act of censoring one's own speech or writing due to fear of repercussions. This behavior often arises in repressive societies.

Suppressing political speech, public communication or other information. It often occurs in authoritarian regimes like China and Belarus.

Restriction of materials deemed offensive by religious authorities. Predominantly found in Islamic countries like Saudi Arabia.

The control or suppression of what can be accessed, published, or viewed online. Common in countries like China, Iran, and North Korea.

The control of radio, television, and film content by government bodies. Notably strict in North Korea and Eritrea.

Regulation or suppression of books, magazines, and newspapers. It has been prevalent in countries like Myanmar and Cuba.