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We are encouraged to stay home but without internet, it is a bad situation,' she said.As coronavirus cases and deaths surged to record highs, Museveni last month froze all public and private transport, and imposed a strict dusk-to-dawn curfew across the country of 45 million people.Under the old arrangement, users of WhatsApp, Facebook, Skype and other social media or so-called 'over the top' services which publish content bypassing traditional distributors, were required to pay a compulsory daily fee of 200 shillings ($0.06,0.05 euros) before they could access the sites.That tax triggered an immediate outcry with thousands of demonstrators facing off against anti-riot police to demand its abolition, fearing it could be used to curb free speech.Most users turned to virtual private networks (VPNs) to disguise their location and skirt the tax, a trick learned during past elections when the government tried to shut down social media and clipped the projected revenues from the levy.Museveni - himself an avid Twitter user with 2.2 million followers - at the time defended the tax, saying it will put an end to 'gossip'.VPNs will not be of help this time round as the fees will be embedded in the cost of the data, Serwanga warned.The East African country has some 18.8 million internet users, according to December 2020 data from the communications regulator. Now it is very expensive for them because of the 12 percent tax,' said Serwanga, voicing hope that the tax could be challenged in court.'The new tax will impact on businesses, freedom to access information which is a constitutional right, access to education, again a constitutional right,' he added.Internet user Mary Ruth Akol told AFP she was forced offline as she could not afford data with the new fees.'The new tax will worsen our situation during this Covid-19 lockdown.