An ecosystem of smuggled tech holds Iran’s last link to the outside world
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- Amid a severe internet blackout in Iran, a small group of individuals are utilizing smuggled technology to share critical information and images from ongoing protests, including graphic content from Kahrizak and chants against the government.
- The ability to communicate despite the blackout is crucial for activists and demonstrators, as it allows them to document and share their experiences, potentially influencing international awareness and support for their cause.
- The introduction of free internet access through Starlink is seen as a significant development, potentially enhancing the connectivity of protesters and enabling broader communication during a time of heightened government repression.
— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System
