Abdolsamad Khorramabadi
Secretary of the Committee for Filtering Cyberspace
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Abdolsamad Khorramabadi has accused the Central Bank of Iran of wrongdoing regarding the official exchange rate and has threatened its officials with legal action. This…
Extension of Activity Deadline for Hotgram and Golden Telegram Until the End of Azar
The Iranian government has extended the operational deadline for Hotgram and Golden Telegram until the end of December, amidst ongoing sanctions and a push for…
Khorramabadi: Telegram Filtering is Permanent and Final
Abdolsamad Khorramabadi, head of the committee responsible for internet filtering in Iran, announced that the blocking of Telegram is permanent, contradicting statements from President Hassan…
Khorramabadi: Membership in Filtered Networks like Twitter is an Offense
Abdolsamad Khorramabadi, a senior Iranian official, declared that membership in filtered social networks like Twitter is an offense, despite many officials using the platform. This…
Iran's Minister of Communications Calls for Reevaluation of Twitter Filtering
Iran's Minister of Communications announced the cessation of smart filtering on Instagram and called for a reevaluation of Twitter's filtering. This comes amid ongoing negotiations…
Criticism from the Secretary of the Filtering Working Group: The Ministry of Communications has not blocked 8,000 Telegram channels
The Deputy Attorney General criticized the Ministry of Communications for not blocking 8,000 Telegram channels identified as criminal, highlighting issues of foreign control over virtual…
Minister of Communications: We Have Negotiated to Lift the Twitter Ban
Iran's Minister of Communications announced that the government has negotiated to lift the Twitter ban, but the decision lies with a working group responsible for…
Launch of 'Cyber Basij' with the Cooperation of '18,000 People'
The Iranian Deputy Prosecutor General announced the establishment of a 'Cyber Basij' with the voluntary cooperation of 18,000 individuals to monitor and report violations in…