Iran says communication is open with US
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Iran's communication blackout is "more serious" than ever before. Restrictions may last beyond the current protests, according to one expert.
Iran’s internet blackout has left over 90 million people cut off from digital communication, as protests escalate and the government throttles connectivity. Messages fail, VPNs break, and citizens are forced to scramble for fleeting ways to stay in touch.
In June 1989, after Ayatollah Khomeini’s death, the authorities severed Iran’s telephone links with other countries, apparently to curb domestic opponents’ ability to reach the outside world
The Palestinian Telecommunications Company, known as Paltel, reported Wednesday that the Gaza Strip no longer has access to communications or Internet services. Not only have Internet communications been cut off, but the UN shared that almost all of ...
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Protests began over the fall in value of the currency have grown into wider demonstrations and calls for the fall of Iran’s clerical establishment
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