The latest state announces the total availability of the Internet on phones

Cuba announced that its citizens will have full access to the Internet via mobile phones starting on Thursday, and that they will be the last countries to take this step.

The Cuban government's communications officer, Mayra Arish, said Cubans could now get 3G service for the first time directly from the company on Thursday.

Until now, Cubans could only view government e-mail via mobile phones.

Cuba, which is ruled by the communist regime, is one of the least developed countries in the world, but is expanding rapidly since President Barack Obama and Raul Castro announced a breakthrough in bilateral relations in 2014.

In 2017, Cuba authorized domestic and authorized Internet access to hundreds of public Wi-Fi access points in the country's parks and public squares.

On August 14, 5 million Cubans were able to use the Internet on phones within eight hours of the pilot's release before selling the service to the public.

This will be the first time that the country's Internet coverage is provided directly between the company and its customers, who previously relied on the country's few Wi-Fi networks and were not available at the time. House.