It's designed for global public consumption to embarrass there USA and Israel, doing a great job too..
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You mean like global internally as well?
If they want to, they would. VPNs mean anyone can access anything.
Unless the result of being caught is being hung from a crane
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My Persian mate has heard from his family 3x since the war started. Pretty shit for him and his family in Sydney.
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How Iranians are evading internet blocks to contact family abroad
Iranians are finding tech-savvy ways to get through the regime's restrictions on phone and internet connections.
www.bbc.com
Cost and unreliability, plus total block means the network is down in its entirety plus as Rick said it is dangerous.
Tell me how you can get caught using a VPN Rick... unless they are physically looking over your shoulder, pretty impossible.
VPNs are relatively cheap and reliable and there is a plethora of choices these days. It isn't dangerous at all as long as you aren't blatant about it.How Iranians are evading internet blocks to contact family abroad
Iranians are finding tech-savvy ways to get through the regime's restrictions on phone and internet connections.
Cost and unreliability, plus total block means the network is down in its entirety plus as Rick said it is dangerous.
China would be similar and anecdotally it is fine.
But yes fair, no network at all would mean anything like that would be impossible.
Some Starlink equipment has been smuggled in to Iran but way more obvious and dangerous.
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No, but turns out my knowledge is outdated. I was thinking along the lines of the information being encrypted within the tunnel not realising ISP detection had gotten so aggressive. I'll take the L on that one
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Ah you didn't read the article, the cost of a Gig of data in Iran currently is around the thirty $ US....the average wage is $100 a month.
Also Iran is like Nazi Germany, millions of fanatics support the regime, loose lips sink ships.
I'm so glad your old.
And your opinions will die soon.
I know right? Think how long we have to wait for your cohort to die off. Totally unfair
I'll use the analogy of the Maquis in WW2. Everyone is on the same side until you aren't and there's a knock on the door.
You don't need the IRGC looking over your shoulder. Your neighbour or the guy at the end of the street will do that for you.
The IRGC operate like Commissars in the old Soviet system. Every neighbourhood and every village has one, sometimes more.
It's how the population is contained.
Like Dave, I have Persian friends from the old days still in country. We have some contact but very limited and very dangerous.
And I'll go with a smile on my face knowing you helped provide me with a fabulous life. Your opinions don't count either but your tax does.
My sincere thanks.