According to the Freedom on the Net 2026 index, compiled by Freedom House, Estonia has the freest internet in the world.
In this year’s index, Estonia scored 91 points out of the possible hundred, making it the freest internet ahead of Costa Rica, Taiwan, Australia and France.
Most countries in Europe – and in the world, for that matter – haven’t been assessed in this year’s index, including Finland, Latvia and Lithuania. Freedom House said it paused coverage of 34 countries in this edition the index, and the 38 countries covered were selected to assess a range of environments across geography, regime types and types of internet controls.
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