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Antigua and Barbuda

17Low17 of 100, Low band, 0 to 24moderate confidence(5/7 dimensions)
What this score means
Extreme75 to 100
Severe and systematic. Device search, interception and detention over online activity are documented rather than theoretical. Reconsider what you carry and what you say.
High50 to 74
Substantial and consistently evidenced measures. Device inspection, monitored networks or restricted services should be expected rather than treated as unlikely.
Caution25 to 49
Some risk, and manageable with precautions. Measures are evidenced but are narrow, inconsistently applied, or the picture is mixed.
Low0 to 24
Ordinary precautions. No systematic device search, network restriction or prosecution of visitors for online speech is evidenced.

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Dimensions

Each dimension is scored independently, because the traveller who cares about legal exposure for what they have posted is often not the one carrying client data. Higher means more risk.

Encryption and VPN legality

Are VPNs and strong encryption lawful, and can I be required to install an application or hand over keys?

40Caution40 of 100, Caution band, 25 to 49

low confidence1 independent sourceEvidence is ageing: contributing sources are weighted at 36% of full strength.

Why this score (1 source)
  • Some restrictions. Although the country does not have specific guidelines on the use of encryption, the law criminalises “misuse of encryption”, where a person intentionally and for the purpose of commission of an offence or concealment of evidence of any criminal matter encrypts any data. Additionally, police officers who have reason to believe that stored data would be relevant for the purposes of an investigation or the prosecution of an offence can apply for a warrant to enter any premises to access, search and seize that data. The warrant allows the officer to access any “any information, code or technology

    Global Partners Digital, World Map of Encryption Laws and Policies · observed 2019-06-01

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Surveillance and interception

How comprehensively are communications intercepted, retained, and monitored, and is commercial spyware in use?

16Low16 of 100, Low band, 0 to 24

good confidence3 independent sourcesEvidence is ageing: contributing sources are weighted at 62% of full strength.

Why this score (3 sources)
  • Freedom House 2026 scored ATG 4 of 4 on freedom to express personal views on sensitive topics without fear of surveillance or retribution.

    Freedom House, Freedom in the World · observed 2026-01-01

  • The World Justice Project Rule of Law Index 2025 scored ATG 0.73 of 1 on whether freedom from arbitrary interference with privacy is effectively guaranteed, a measure built from expert assessments of warrantless interception of communications. The same score has stood unchanged since the 2023 edition.

    World Justice Project, Rule of Law Index, sub-factor 4.6 · observed 2023-01-01

  • He said one certain fact was that a TT diplomatic passport (his) was undermined for closer scrutiny because something flagged it “on the record!”

    Trinidad and Tobago Newsday, via a site scoped search · observed 2025-07-25 · extracted by language model

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Border device risk

How likely is my device to be searched, imaged, or seized at the border, and can I be compelled to unlock it?

16Low16 of 100, Low band, 0 to 24

good confidence5 independent sources

No reports were found of devices being searched, imaged or seized at this border, or of travellers being compelled to unlock them. The score below is drawn from general indicators for this country rather than from anything observed about this risk, so it describes an absence of reports rather than evidence that the risk is absent.

What the score rests on (5 indirect sources)

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Speech and legal exposure

What legal risk attaches to what I have said online, or say while I am there?

15Low15 of 100, Low band, 0 to 24

good confidence5 independent sources

Why this score (6 sources)

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Connectivity continuity

How likely am I to lose access to the internet, or to the specific tools I depend on?

10Low10 of 100, Low band, 0 to 24

good confidence4 independent sources

No shutdowns, throttling or platform blocks were found affecting connectivity here. The score below is drawn from general indicators for this country rather than from anything observed about this risk, so it describes an absence of reports rather than evidence that the risk is absent.

What the score rests on (4 contextual sources)

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Network threat

How hostile is the network environment to a foreign visitor, from state actors and criminals alike?

Not assessed

No source currently covers this dimension for this country. That is a gap in our evidence, not a finding that the risk is low.

Data jurisdiction

What happens to corporate or client data I carry into the jurisdiction?

Not assessed

No source currently covers this dimension for this country. That is a gap in our evidence, not a finding that the risk is low.

Trend

02550751002026-08-162026-10-16

The overall score is up 0.3 points over 61 days, from 16.3 to 16.6. Most movement is the event overlay decaying rather than anything happening: a news signal loses half its weight every three weeks, so a score drifts back toward its structural baseline on its own. A step that holds is the one worth reading.

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Sources

This assessment draws on 8 sources: Auswärtiges Amt, Reise- und Sicherheitshinweise; Freedom House, Freedom in the World; Global Affairs Canada, Travel advice and advisories; Global Partners Digital, World Map of Encryption Laws and Policies; Trinidad and Tobago Newsday, via a site scoped search; UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, Foreign travel advice; US Department of State, Travel Advisories; World Justice Project, Rule of Law Index, sub-factor 4.6. Every contributing claim is quoted with its origin and date above. Model version 0.12.0, computed 2026-10-16.

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