'Hello to all dear Iranians,' Explosive Media posts

Citizens now questioning how soon, and how fully, connection to outside world will be restored

ALBAWABA - Iran’s President, Masoud Pezeshkian, has issued an order to end the internet black-out and reopen international internet access.The black-out

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Iranians reacted with a mix of skepticism, caution and sarcasm on Tuesday after internet monitors reported a partial restoration of online access following months of near-total…

Iranians back online after longest internet suspension in modern history

By Elwely Elwelly, Emily Giles and Amy McConaghyDUBAI/LONDON, May 27 (Reuters) - Iranians isolated by a long internet shutdown imposed by the authorities during the war with the…

Netblocks director says process of restoration could take hours, days, or even weeks in provinces.

After 88 days of a near-total Internet blackout, Iranians are slowly reconnecting, but to the same heavily censored, regulated network they had before.

Iranians have begun to regain internet access after authorities ended a monthslong shutdown. But users say service is slow and spotty in some areas, with apps like YouTube and…

Iranians slowly reconnect after an 88-day internet blackout, the longest nationwide shutdown in modern history, bringing relief, anger and uncertainty.

'Hello to all dear Iranians', Explosive Media posts

'Hello to all dear Iranians,' Explosive Media posts

Iranian authorities decided to lift some restrictions this week as negotiators appeared to be closing in on a more permanent truce, but many Iranians now fear access could be cut…

Iranian authorities decided to lift some restrictions this week as negotiators appeared to be closing in on a more permanent truce, but many Iranians now fear access could be cut…

New posts threaded with scepticism, anxiety and anger after 88-day blackout

After being cut off from the world for more than 12 weeks, Iranians have come back online. Their initial reactions are joy, shock and confusion.