Contd. AppLogic Networks (regard Sandvine) While we acknowledge prior third-party misuse of Sandvine’s products, none of the Sandvine products were controlled for export control purposes and none had or has the capability to decrypt user data (i.e., voice, video, messaging, etc.) or inject spyware. Sandvine was not aware of Geedge Networks as identified in your email and any hardware repurposed as you have noted is off-the-shelf Dell and Niagara equipment that does not contain any special capability that is unique to Sandvine’s solution. As a matter of historical practice, where Sandvine has become aware of allegations of potential product misuse involving its products, it has conducted an internal review to understand the facts and taken steps to inform and work with its partners and/or customers to detect, prevent, or cease any potential product misuse, particularly as the use of Sandvine products was conditioned upon end user compliance with certain standards, including, but not limited to, complying with laws and regulations and not using Sandvine products for mass surveillance of individuals or inappropriate internet censorship. Sandvine exited its business in Pakistan in 2023, revoked all licenses to use its products in the jurisdiction, disabled the software, and notified its relevant customers and/or partners of the same. The Sandvine solution sold in the jurisdiction has not been in use since that time. AppLogic Networks has a clear commitment to championing human rights and we take this commitment seriously. As such, we share your media outlet’s commitment and efforts to prevent, detect, and mitigate the risk of technology from being misused to violate human rights globally. We appreciate the opportunity to engage with you on such topics, particularly as the newly formed AppLogic Networks evolves and strengthens its human rights due diligence policy and processes. We also welcome the opportunity to engage further on these important issues going forward. Investcom Holding, the parent company behind ATOM (formerly Telenor Myanmar): September 1st, 2025 ATOM provides essential connectivity in Myanmar under a government-issued license. Our network does not design, direct &/or conduct mass, unlawful surveillance. ATOM operates a telecommunications network and, like operators in most countries around the world, it must comply with binding laws and regulations. ATOM applies internal human-rights duediligence procedures aligned with the UN Guiding Principles (UNGPs). Given security and confidentiality obligations that apply to all operators globally, ATOM is unable to discuss specific vendors, configurations, &/or operational security measures, while noting that we do not have any contractual relationship with the mentioned vendors whatsoever.