Why Iran’s Internet Shutdown Is A Stark Warning For Russia
Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own./ With escalating public protests over steep fuel price rises, Iran over the weekend to prevent images and videos leaking to the outside world, and to frustrate attempts by protesters to organise themselves. The move, which was by NetBlocks as “one of the most complex ever tracked” and took a full 24 hours to put into effect, started on November 15. By the following evening “Iran’s largest mobile network operators including MCI, Rightel and IranCell subsequently fell offline.” A day ...
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