Iran Internet Blackout

➡️ Iran has not set a timeline for restoring full public access to the global internet, according to a senior technology official.

➡️ Ali Hakim Javadi, head of the Computer Guild Organization, cited “special and wartime conditions” as the reason for continued restrictions.

➡️ The blackout has significantly limited civilians’ access to global platforms, while select businesses are operating with partial connectivity.

➡️ Authorities say the measures are aimed at addressing security concerns, including cyber threats and information control during ongoing tensions.

➡️ Critics argue the prolonged shutdown restricts information flow, impacts daily life, and raises concerns over digital freedoms.

? The situation highlights growing challenges around internet access, security, and information control during periods of conflict.