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Internet connectivity in Iran has severely declined since Saturday, coinciding with military strikes from the U.S. and Israel.

Experts argue that the recent internet blackout in Iran is primarily a tactic by the regime to suppress communication and control the narrative amidst escalating conflict.

Internet access in Iran has been severely restricted again, following large-scale American and Israeli attacks on Iranian territory.

The article discusses how modern wars extend into cyberspace, with internet blackouts becoming a strategic weapon used to isolate civilians and disrupt humanitarian efforts.

TikTok has returned to Albania after a year-long ban, raising issues about internet safety and censorship amid political turmoil.

Russian authorities are planning to block the messaging platform Telegram in early April, according to a report from RBC.

Russia is planning to block the messaging app Telegram in April due to concerns that it is being used for criminal activities and as a foreign intelligence tool.

Russian authorities are investigating Pavel Durov, the founder of the messaging app Telegram, for alleged terrorism-related charges, indicative of the regime's desire to control or block the platform altogether.

Russia has initiated a criminal investigation against Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, for allegedly supporting terrorist activities, intensifying tension between the Kremlin and the messaging platform.

The article discusses the persistent issue of cyber-censorship worldwide, likening it to historical political reactions against revolutions.

The article discusses the mysterious circumstances surrounding the death of a man who attempted to erase negative information about Jeffrey Epstein from the internet.

China is launching a campaign to promote a positive online environment during the Lunar New Year celebrations, aiming to suppress negative emotions like anxiety and marriage rejection.

President Putin has enacted a law allowing the FSB to disconnect individuals from internet and mobile services for security reasons.

The U.S. State Department is launching Freedom.gov, a privacy-preserving app that allows users in countries with heavy internet censorship to access the uncensored internet.

A recent study reveals that many Chinese government websites are becoming increasingly inaccessible from outside the country, indicating a potential effort by the Chinese government to control information accessibility.

The U.S. State Department is developing a web platform to allow citizens of Europe and other countries to access content that is banned in their home countries.

The article discusses Russia's efforts to disconnect its internet from the global network and the implications of such actions.

The U.S. State Department is developing a web platform to give access to content banned by local governments in Europe, including hate speech and terrorist propaganda.

The US State Department is developing an internet portal to allow people in Europe and elsewhere to access content banned by their governments as hate speech and terrorist propaganda.

The U.S. State Department is developing an online platform that would allow people in Europe and elsewhere to view content banned by their governments, according to Reuters.

Gabon's authorities have imposed a social media ban citing the need to combat inappropriate content, as discussed by the director of Internet Without Borders.

The article discusses the Russian FSB's legal authority to shut down internet and mobile services as per a law instituted by President Putin.

Russian legislators have passed a law empowering the FSB to shut down internet access in the country.

Russia's parliament has voted on amendments allowing President Putin to take direct control over internet access in the country.

The Russian regime is increasingly restricting access to communication applications, complicating digital communication for its citizens, especially the older generation.

Russia plans to fully block the Telegram messaging service, starting April 1, as reported by Russian media outlet Baza, though officials have not confirmed this action.

The British Government is seeking to enhance its authority over the regulation of internet access.

Experts indicate that Russia is incrementally limiting its citizens' access to foreign social media platforms to push them towards using state-supported applications.

The United States has reportedly supplied around 6,000 Starlink satellite internet terminals to Iran covertly following the regime's brutal crackdown on protests last month.

The US State Department has acquired nearly 7,000 Starlink terminals to assist Iranian dissidents in bypassing internet restrictions during ongoing protests.

Russia has announced the blocking of the messaging app WhatsApp, aiming to push citizens towards using the state-supported application Max.

The USA secretly smuggled around 6,000 Starlink terminals into Iran following government crackdowns on demonstrations in January.

Russia has completely blocked the messaging platform WhatsApp, with the Kremlin recommending the domestic app MAX as an alternative.

WhatsApp has been banned in Russia, significantly impacting communication for users in the country.

Moscow has initiated a blockade that includes the popular messaging app WhatsApp, coercing users towards a local alternative called 'Max'.

The Kremlin has officially confirmed the blocking of 'WhatsApp' in Russia, citing the messaging app's non-compliance with local laws as the reason.

Russia is attempting to fully block the messaging app 'WhatsApp' to force people to use government-controlled services, according to WhatsApp.

The Russian authorities are tightening internet censorship and further implementing a 'sovereign internet' controlled by the state, significantly affecting access to popular platforms.

WhatsApp reported that Russia is trying to prevent its use within the country, pressuring citizens to use a more controlled Russian messaging service.

Moscow is attempting to encourage Russians to use a more tightly controlled local internet service as it threatens major internet platforms with throttling or outright bans for non-compliance with data laws.

Russia is attempting to block WhatsApp as part of a strategy to push users towards more controllable domestic services.

Russia is attempting to fully block the WhatsApp messaging service, pushing users towards state-controlled internet solutions amidst stricter internet regulations.

Russia has tried to block WhatsApp in order to promote its own state-sponsored messaging application, according to a spokesperson from Meta.

The article discusses claims from WhatsApp that Russia has made substantial efforts to block their platform within the country.

Russia has blocked access to WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook, deeming them extremist platforms and effectively erasing their presence from the Russian internet.

A US House Judiciary report criticizes the EU's approach to internet regulation, highlighting concerns over censorship and undermining democratic processes.

The Kremlin has confirmed that it is taking measures against the Telegram messenger for non-compliance with local laws, resulting in reported slowdowns affecting users across Russia.

A Russian court has fined Telegram 11 million rubles for failing to remove extremist content, while the government imposes gradual restrictions on the platform.

Sandra Sherry Seland, whose brother was shot and killed in Iran, accuses the regime of genocide amid ongoing unrest and internet censorship.

Russian President Vladimir Putin's administration has begun restricting the communication traffic of the popular messaging app Telegram, which has faced complaints from users regarding slow performance.