Mahdi Yahyinejad, an internet expert and innovator of information technology projects such as Bahar and Toshe, explains to Radio Farda about the state of filtering and the Toshe project. 'Toshe is a digital information distribution platform that uses satellites and can deliver a very large volume of information to the audience in a short time and for free.'
Mahdi Yahyinejad: Satellite Dishes Come to the Aid of Internet Users
Mahdi Yahyinejad discusses the Toshe project, a satellite-based platform designed to bypass internet filtering in Iran. This initiative aims to provide free access to information amidst ongoing internet restrictions, highlighting the challenges faced by users in Iran.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
Mahdi Yahyinejad discusses the Toshe project, a satellite-based platform that aims to provide free access to information in Iran, circumventing government-imposed internet filtering.
- Toshe is designed to deliver large volumes of information quickly and for free.
- The project addresses the challenges of internet restrictions faced by users in Iran.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has faced increasing internet censorship, particularly during protests and political dissent, limiting citizens' access to information.
🏷️ Entities Mentioned
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