Technology played a significant role in the fall of the Soviet Union by facilitating more widespread communication and dissemination of information. The advent of satellite television and the internet enabled a greater exchange of ideas and allowed dissenting voices to be heard. This enabled the spread of information about the corruption and inefficiency of the Soviet system, contributing to disillusionment among the population. Additionally, advancements in military technology and surveillance technology may have weakened the Soviet government's ability to maintain control and suppress dissent.
