A survey by the Research Center of the Parliament indicates that 64.7% of people in Iran use VPNs to access foreign social networks.
64.7% of People Use VPNs
A recent survey reveals that a significant majority of Iranians, 64.7%, rely on VPNs to access foreign social media platforms. This highlights the ongoing challenges of internet censorship in Iran. The findings underscore the public's demand for unrestricted access to information and communication.
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📰 What Happened
A survey conducted by the Research Center of the Parliament found that 64.7% of Iranians use VPNs to bypass internet censorship and access foreign social networks. This highlights the widespread frustration with government restrictions on online communication.
- 64.7% of Iranians use VPNs according to the survey.
- The survey indicates a significant public demand for unrestricted internet access.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has long imposed strict controls on internet access, limiting citizens' ability to communicate freely online. VPNs are commonly used to circumvent these restrictions.
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