Days after Israel began striking Iran’s nuclear and military sites earlier this month, a US non-profit that has provided ...

As the war between Israel and Iran hits the one-week mark, Iranians have spent nearly half of the conflict in a near-communication blackout, unable to connect not only with the outside world but also ...

Iran is limiting internet connectivity for citizens amid Israeli airstrikes—pushing people towards domestic apps, which may ...

The government has also asked citizens to delete WhatsApp, and plans to shut off access to the global internet.

By contrast, Iran has spent years developing the capacity to directly control its telecommunications infrastructure. So how can a country have broad control over internet access, and could this happen ...

Iran has started restoring internet access after a near-total blackout that lasted almost two weeks. The restrictions, enforced in the middle of its conflict with Israel, cut off communication for ...

David Belson, the head of data insight at internet infrastructure company Cloudflare, told TechCrunch that internet traffic ...

Iran has partially restored some networks—primarily wired ones. If you're an Iranian with a smartphone, it might be time to take a break from the internet.

The country’s internet access has been reduced, but not fully blocked, in the aftermath of Israel’s strikes on Iran last week, which Iran has said killed at least 224 people.

According to Top10VPN, VPN demand in Iran increased by 707% between June 13-16. Most users are turning to VPNs to bypass geo-restrictions and access global news, communication platforms, and ...

Days after Israel began striking Iran’s nuclear and military sites earlier this month, a US non-profit that has provided Starlink internet service to Iranian citizens asked the State Department ...

“Iran is at a critical juncture, and millions depend on tools like VPNs, Starlink, and satellite file-casting—many of which are supported by US government funding—to access uncensored ...