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Iran internet starts coming back after months-long blackout - BBC

Iran internet starts coming back after months-long blackout - BBC
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Iran has begun restoring internet access following a three-month blackout imposed by the government after military conflicts with the US and Israel. While connectivity is returning, reports indicate that filtering remains extensive, particularly for messaging apps.

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The restoration of digital access is a critical development for the Iranian population's ability to communicate and participate in the global economy, though state control remains tight.

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The reporting relies on official government statements and independent monitoring groups like Netblocks, maintaining a factual and objective tone.

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