Northwest · M
Access to the Internet is 100% controlled by the government and they can shut it off anytime they want.
However, Iran is a large country that shares a nearly 1,000 miles of border with Iraq, so people still get access through cross-border access. Just don't get caught, because the penalty could be a quick execution.
The part of Iran that border Iraqi Kurdistan has better access, because the Mullahs secret police does not like to venture into Kurd-controlled areas.
However, Iran is a large country that shares a nearly 1,000 miles of border with Iraq, so people still get access through cross-border access. Just don't get caught, because the penalty could be a quick execution.
The part of Iran that border Iraqi Kurdistan has better access, because the Mullahs secret police does not like to venture into Kurd-controlled areas.
samueltyler2 · 80-89, M
@Northwest Apparently, they must have some way to jam the local access as well. The article i read said it was sure that 99% was cut off.
Northwest · M
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That about covers the habitable area along the border. Jamming can be done in small areas and os a double edged sword.
99% was cut off.
That about covers the habitable area along the border. Jamming can be done in small areas and os a double edged sword.
Monalisasmith86 · 36-40, F
Iranian love their technology and internet maybe you can’t get access but im sure they can
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samueltyler2 · 80-89, M
@jshm2 not according to the reporter Parin Behrooz. Another expert, Doug Msdory, 99% of Iranians lack internet service.
Nunki · 31-35, F
Who tf laughed at this post
samueltyler2 · 80-89, M
@Nunki jshm did. Maybe he hit the wrong meme by mistake.






