Users are risking it all to get online as operators gain the ability to monitor activity during the nationwide internet shutdown, writes Alireza Manafi
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Users are risking it all to get online as operators gain the ability to monitor activity during the nationwide internet shutdown, writes Alireza Manafi
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Iran has shown how plausible blackouts now are, with far-reaching consequences for the internet as we know it
Tehran went from ‘halal internet’ to near-total blackout but activists have smuggled in Starlink devices to get information out
Desperate for news on war with Israel, people are searching for proxy links that route messages through servers outside Iran
DUBAI: “It’s costing me money talking to you” said Mona — not her real name — as she chuckled over a voice note she managed to…
Despite internet blackout, a small number of Iranians are risking their lives to share messages as protests continue
The regime has a long history of cutting access to the internet
