What do you think about the Internet in Iran?

[Vanovano11]

what is internet.

 

[creativii009]

i've never been in iran so i don't know tbh xd

 

[kelascoisas]

unfortunately there are places with this type of behavior still, for example some places in Korea also have these restrictions.

 

[tuan bui]

Is your country at war?

 

[jonaldken1]

The Internet in Iran is subject to government censorship and monitoring, with access to certain websites and content being restricted or blocked entirely. The Iranian government heavily filters and monitors online activity, with social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter being blocked, along with many other websites and services. This has led to concerns about freedom of speech and information in the country, as well as concerns about the ability of Iranians to access information from outside the country

 

[huynhlanhitt]

the internet in ran maybe not good

 

[batmanandrobin]

slow i guess?

 

[CzajnikElitarny123]

I didn't know that they have limited internet in Iran xD if so, I feel sorry for them

 

[Mohamedantipan2005]

What is your opinion about the Internet speed in Iran and how Iranian people live with the restrictions they have on the Internet at the moment?

its good and fast you can travel to iran and see

 

[roypatrick]

What is your opinion about the Internet speed in Iran and how Iranian people live with the restrictions they have on the Internet at the moment?

if your Irani then you should tell us.

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its good and fast you can travel to iran and see

Dude Iran does not have good internet speed its worst then my own wifi speed XD i have been to there and everything is blocked except IMO app

 

[jokermax20]

I think it's really messed up that the Iranian government restricts internet access for its citizens. The internet is a powerful tool that can be used for education, communication, and economic growth. It's unfair that the government is trying to control what people can and can't access online.

I think it's important for people in Iran to be able to access the same information as people in other countries. The internet is a global community, and we should all be able to participate in it. I hope that one day the Iranian government will realize the importance of internet freedom and lift its censorship restrictions.

In the meantime, I'm glad that there are organizations working to promote internet freedom in Iran. These organizations are doing important work, and I hope they continue to succeed.

 

[MEAYSTR000]

a friend told me once that they have a bad internet

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a friend once told me that they have a bad intenet

 

[rodriguezpedro]

idk i dont live in iran

 

[BolesKamal]

i have Iranian friends they all use vpn

 

[raja shayyan]

they have bad internet connection because of w*r and cris*es

 

[MrRiven]

Internet in Iran is acceptable, but not always

 

[snehil]

vpn services a making a lot of money there

 

[fdbnjdfghj]

What is your opinion about the Internet speed in Iran and how Iranian people live with the restrictions they have on the Internet at the moment?

The internet in Iran is not bad, but it will get better. And faster in the future

 

[adam noah18]

What is your opinion about the Internet speed in Iran and how Iranian people live with the restrictions they have on the Internet at the moment?

i feel like its kinda slower than the rest of the countries...like the rest of the countries already reached a way higher speed than the one iran is having rightnow

 

[kaganasd123]

The Internet in Iran is regulated and controlled by the government through various measures, including censorship and surveillance. The government has implemented filters and blocks on certain websites and social media platforms, limiting access to information and communication channels. This censorship primarily targets political content, social media platforms, and websites deemed inappropriate or contrary to government policies.

Social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube are blocked in Iran, although some people use virtual private networks (VPNs) or other tools to bypass these restrictions. Iranian citizens also face limitations on freedom of expression online, as activities and content that are critical of the government or considered to be against Islamic principles may be monitored and subjected to punishment.

However, it's important to note that the Internet landscape and government policies can change over time, and there may be ongoing developments or changes in Iran's approach to Internet regulation.

Please keep in mind that my knowledge is based on information available up until September 2021, and the situation may have evolved since then. It's always a good idea to refer to up-to-date and reliable sources for the most current information on this t