Iran Announces End to 88-Day Internet Blackout, But Access Remains Limited
Iran announced the end of an 88-day internet blackout imposed during protests in January, but internet monitors observed no immediate improvement in connectivity. The blackout, the longest in Iran’s history, was not followed by a noticeable restoration of services. Internet monitors are unsure whether the delay in restoring access is due to political or technical reasons.
Iran announced on Tuesday that an 88-day internet blackout, imposed during protests in January, was being brought to an end. According to internet monitors, however, there was no immediate noticeable impact on connectivity. The blackout is the longest in Iran’s history. Internet monitors are unsure whether the delay in restoring access is due to political or technical issues.
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