The 2022 Ranking Digital Rights Telco Giants Scorecard society to honor its commitments to human rights by protecting users from the junta’s orders to spy on citizens and shut down the internet. Telenor provided thorough documentationof the human rights challenges it faced in Myanmar since 2014, including a list of shutdown orders. In addition to the pressures it faced from the authorities, Telenor's decision to leave triggered a backlash from human rights activists, who have emphasized the risks of transferring the data of millions of users to Lebanon’s M1 Group, the company to which it sold its subsidiary. M1 has since transferred control of 80% of the operation to a local military-linked company, the Shwe Byain Phyu conglomerate. To mitigate the crisis, the company has reached an agreement with civil society organizations from Myanmar to provide training and support to former clients and employees there. With Telenor operating in several higher-risk markets https://rankingdigitalrights.org/tgs22/companies/Telenor 9/18/25, 10:38 AM Operating company evaluated: Telenor Norway For telecommunications companies, the RDR Index evaluates relevant policies of the parent company, the operating company, and selected services of that operating company. Market cap: $23.51 billion (as of November 4, 2022) OSE, based in Oslo: TEL Read more about how stock structures can be a barrier to shareholder participation Website: https://www.telenor.com The 2022 Telco Giants Scorecard covers policies that were active on June 1, 2022. Policies that came into effect after June 1, 2022, were not evaluated for this scorecard. Scores reflect the average score across the services Page 2 of 13