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Published 13:03 20 Jun 2016 BST
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As retakes now begin the government is taking extreme measures to ensure the students will not share the papers, by banning social media accounts such as Twitter and Facebook.
However, it appears that it is only social media accounts that have been blocked which means that many sites and modes of communication are still available in Algeria.
Obviously, if you've spent more than five minutes online you'll realise that there is more to the world wide web than just social media, so this means that people could still potentially distribute and receive leaked papers.
But at least they won't have to put up with melodramatic status updates while doing it.Tech

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