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Ubuntu is accessible in Syria, as of .

Linux distribution for desktops, servers, cloud, and IoT devices

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This service is accessible from Syria — voting is closed.

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Activity Summary

Accessible in Syria. Comprehensive community testing in February 2026 confirmed that all of the company's own services work from Syrian connections, including the website, account creation, the paid subscription tier, the app store, and the official software repositories. The only failures came from third-party repositories run by other companies, which enforce their own separate geo-restrictions.

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Comprehensive community testing on Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS from a Syrian IP confirmed that all Canonical/Ubuntu services are fully functional. The ubuntu.com website loads completely, Ubuntu One account creation works via login.ubuntu.com, Ubuntu Pro subscription and Livepatch kernel security service act...

Ubuntu is open in Syria!

Great news—Ubuntu has made their service available to users in Syria. This is exactly what we're working toward. Help us celebrate companies that do the right thing and encourage others to follow their lead.

Help others follow: When advocating with other companies, mention that Ubuntu is already serving Syria. Real examples make the strongest case.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes! Ubuntu is currently accessible in Syria. Users can access this service without restrictions.

Check the timeline on this page for the full history of Ubuntu's availability in Syria, including when access was restored.