Tag: Internet in Iran

Iran’s Internet Blackout Enters 33th Day Amid Deepening Economic Strain

Prolonged nationwide outage, coinciding with wartime conditions, raises alarm over economic collapse and livelihoods Iran’s sweeping internet blackout has entered its twentieth consecutive day, marking...

Narrative Terrorism and the Digital Hijacking of Iran’s Democratic Uprising

How engineered nostalgia and algorithmic manipulation seek to recast a pluralistic movement as a false choice between two forms of authoritarianism. In the contemporary world,...

Iran Regime’s Parliament Advances New Internet Control Bill Handing Full Authority to State Broadcaster

The revived draft law centralizes all regulatory and punitive powers over digital media in the hands of IRIB, paving the way for sweeping restrictions...

New X Feature Exposes Privileged “White Internet” Access and Coordinated Political Troll Networks Inside Iran

Location transparency on X reveals unfiltered government access, organized troll farms, and covert political operations posing as opposition voices. A newly activated feature on X,...

Internet Filtering in Iran: From Repression to Profiteering

Despite promises of reform, the Iranian regime continues internet censorship, turning VPN sales into a multi-billion-toman business for regime insiders. A Year After Empty Promises One...

Iran’s Internet Filtering: A Betrayal of Development and Human Rights

Tehran’s systematic restrictions on digital access deepen inequality, stifle innovation, and undermine Iran’s future. In the 21st century, access to information is not only a...

Iranian Regime Intensifies Push for Internet Restrictions to Curb Public Dissent

Officials renew calls for a “National Information Network” to replace global access, citing “security threats” and “war conditions.” In the face of growing public resistance...

Iran’s Regime Confirms GPS Disruption and Moves Toward Chinese BeiDou Amid Security Concerns

Tehran confirms internal GPS disruptions and accelerates plans to replace U.S.-controlled systems with China's BeiDou, raising concerns over civilian impact and digital isolation. In a...

Iran’s Internet Blackout: A Digital Gag on a Nation in Crisis

Since Thursday, June 19, the Iranian regime has imposed a near-total internet shutdown across the country, effectively cutting off communication between Iranians and the...

Iran’s Regime Eases Internet Restrictions Amid Mounting Crises

In a surprising move, the Iranian regime has announced plans to relax some of the world’s strictest internet censorship policies. Officials have pledged to...

Iranian Regime-Approved Messengers: A Security and Privacy Risk

The Open Technology Fund (OTF), in its latest report, has raised serious concerns about the safety and privacy of messengers approved by the Iranian...

The Battle Over Internet Censorship in Iran: Politics, Power, and the VPN Mafia

As the Iranian public eagerly awaits the lifting of internet censorship, hopes were recently dashed when the Minister of Communications, in a conversation with...

Iran Faces AI Lockout: OpenAI’s Bold Move Against Regime Exploitation

OpenAI is set to remove access to its services for users in Iran, along with China and Russia, within the next two weeks. This...

Iran’s Internet Quality Declines Despite Price Hike

Five months after approving a price increase for internet packages, Iranian citizens continue to struggle with slow speeds and network disruptions. In January 2024,...

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