Nauta

On July 11, hackers flood the system: Over 20,000 messages sent to users of the Cuban state system

ETECSA launches unlimited internet package in dollars

ETECSA announces interruption of several services

PapiCuba, the website for phone top-ups to stay more connected and closer

ETECSA promises 1GB compensation for internet connection to mobile data users

Cuba on Social Media: Rights, Freedoms, and the Construction of a New Sovereignty

This is the highest-rated recharge app for Cuba on the market

Julita Osendi: "It is us, the ones who support ETECSA, who are mistaken."

ETECSA provides explanations following numerous reports of balance and data theft

ETECSA announces more customers and forgets about prices

ETECSA permanently reduces the cost of internet access via Wi-Fi to 0.70 CUC per hour

Nauta Hogar reaches over 110,100 homes in Cuba

Cubans report new disruptions in mobile internet service

Cubans are 'crying out' for internet service to be extended to their homes

From Cuba: "What's the point of all this e-commerce if what we really need is food?"

"The 'Cuba postdata': What social media do Cubans use now that they can access the Internet on their mobile phones?"

3G or 4G; G-2, ETECSA, and Marabú

Etecsa will reduce the price of Wifi Nauta by 50% on February 14

ETECSA reduces the Nauta top-up vouchers by 50% for New Year

Only 4,280 residents of Camagüey have internet at home

Recarguita, the new app that revolutionizes recharge to Cuba

Cuba has 1.7 million Nauta accounts and 2.7 million email addresses

Cuba 3G: No navigation, shipwreck

This is how to configure the Nauta APN to use the Internet on your mobile phone in Cuba

New informational note from ETECSA

ETECSA informs about disruptions in enet and nauta services

The United States is the country that makes the most Nauta top-ups

ETECSA Advisory: Be careful when scratching off Nauta recharge cards, as the numbers may get erased

ETECSA can take up to two years to transfer a phone to a different address

What is ETECSA's Negative Database or Blacklist?

ETECSA collects 600,000 CUC per month in Havana alone from the sale of Nauta cards

ETECSA explains offers, rates, and top-ups to Cuba

Cubans give their opinions on the reduction in internet rates: "It's still expensive and slow."

This is how Cuban Television announced ETECSA's new measures

The difficult task of recharging the Internet in Cuba

Pánfilo and ETECSA's compensations for Nauta Mail issues

Cubans share their opinions on deficiencies in postal and internet services

Cubans share their opinions on Nauta top-ups from abroad

They are reselling WiFi cards on the black market

Young people in Guantánamo find ways to access the Internet