Internet
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Iran News
The Islamic Consultative Assembly opposes the cancellation of the confidential review of the “Protection Plan”
The Islamic Consultative Assembly, with the withdrawal of the bill called "Protection of Users' Rights" from the framework of Article 85 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic...
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Iranian Teachers' Association protests plan to restrict internet
On Thursday, August 4, the Iranian Teachers' Union issued a statement protesting the plan to restrict the internet and implement the "governance model"...
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ابراز نگرانی مقام مسئول: اینترنت ماهوارهای شاید تا یک سال دیگر به ایران بیاید
رسول جلیلی، عضو شورای عالی فضای مجازی ایران، روز دوشنبه ۱۱ مرداد، گفت که «اینترنت ماهوارهای ممکن است تا یک…
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Iran's Communications Minister Announces "Possibility of Widespread Internet Restrictions"
Hours after the speaker of Iran's Islamic Consultative Assembly wrote on his Instagram account that "blocking widely used platforms...
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Khuzestan; Internet disruptions and the authorities' "sudden" solutions
Following continued public protests over water shortages in Khuzestan, local activists are reporting internet disruptions and outages in parts of the province.
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Iran News
Netblocks: Mobile internet disruptions continue following protests in Khuzestan
Netblocks, which monitors internet restrictions around the world, reported on Wednesday, July 20, that significant disruptions to mobile internet continued in the province…
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Head of IRIB: National Internet to be planned based on China and Russia's model
Ali Asgari, head of the Iranian Broadcasting Organization, said that the Islamic Republic is shaping a national internet in contrast to the “American internet.”…
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World events
Personal information of over 500 million Facebook users leaked online
A hacker has said he has made the personal information of more than 500 million Facebook users available for free on a website...
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