Iran's Internet Shutdown Reaches 50 Days as Connectivity Remains at 2% of Normal Levels
Iran has now spent 50 days under severe internet restrictions imposed by the government. Connectivity remains at roughly 2% of typical traffic. Most citizens have turned to alternative methods to get online, though access is still heavily limited. Reports estimate the ongoing blockade has cost around $1.8 billion so far.
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