Iran enters 22nd day of internet shutdown with limited connectivity restored as NetBlocks reports shift toward "filternet plus" censorship scheme whitelisting only business services.
Iran Enters 22nd Day of Internet Shutdown Amidst 'Filternet Plus' Censorship
Iran has entered its 22nd day of an internet shutdown, with limited connectivity being restored. The government views the internet as an existential threat and has implemented a 'filternet plus' censorship scheme that only allows access to certain business services.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
Iran has entered its 22nd day of an internet shutdown, with limited connectivity being restored. The government has introduced a new censorship scheme called 'filternet plus' that restricts access to only certain business services.
- The internet shutdown began in response to domestic unrest.
- The 'filternet plus' scheme allows limited access, primarily for business purposes.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has a history of internet censorship, particularly during protests, as the government seeks to limit the spread of dissenting information.
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