What do you think about the Internet in Iran?

[Hunter3]

i think it's very bad internet

 

[Lil ShenLee]

Not good

 

[Gdgd Bdhfs]

use vpns it will remove

 

[SGDISTRUCSHN]

I have not tried the internet in Iran, but I hear about it that it is average or below average, meaning that the ping in Iran, on average, is from 80 to 95

 

[eslamsamy616]

i think its bad and limit access

 

[etar]

survival country

 

[Sharfouage]

I dont have opinion in this I think connection in iran is like connection in China

 

[Hamada Khadr]

i heared its too slow

 

[mehrob99]

I don't know I've never been to Iran. But I think now almost everywhere there is Internet, including Iran

 

[mohamedthr800]

I don't know what the internet is there

 

[Franck1510]

Internet is very good, I already had the opportunity to visit this country

 

[shaker Hanna]

bad i think

 

[adhamcancer]

I think it's normal not bad and not good.

 

[sooofi]

I didn't travel to her anymore

 

[fazasaputra22]

I want everyone to have access to the internet! Internet and technology has transformed human civilization like nothing else before it! It's a fundamental right - you should be able to go online if you want.

 

[Mohamedantipan2005]

i think that they have a restrictions in the internet

 

[carillohowell]

I've never been there but I would like to know what kind restrictions are you talking about

 

[Cryptz]

I had a friend who lived in Iran, and according to her, the quality of the Internet there was quite disappointing. The access was limited, and the speed was noticeably slower than what is typically found in many other countries. Moreover, she pointed out that the Iranian government actively monitors and filters online content. Apart from that, I'm uncertain. You can easily search for it on Google. You may come across some valuable information there.

 

[sagitarius55]

The internet in Iran is subject to extensive government oversight and censorship. Many websites and social media platforms are blocked, and the authorities have been known to monitor traffic and collect personal information. Civil society groups have been critical of the Iranian authorities' restrictions on internet access, arguing that they stifle free expression and hinder political participation.

 

[Cryptz]

The internet in Iran is subject to extensive government oversight and censorship. Many websites and social media platforms are blocked, and the authorities have been known to monitor traffic and collect personal information. Civil society groups have been critical of the Iranian authorities' restrictions on internet access, arguing that they stifle free expression and hinder political participation.

Aw, that's unfortunate.