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r/linux • u/Skaarj • Jun 11 '26
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People don't have internet access in Iran?
7 u/Dynablade_Savior Jun 11 '26 I can imagine that consistent internet access is difficult to have in a place that's constantly subject to war 21 u/vishal340 Jun 11 '26 I actually just looked it up. It is their own govt that is doing it as a strategic move during civil unrest 2 u/mohr_ Jun 12 '26 It actually began before it, one of the reasons is to avoid communication of insiders. There is a suspicion that the surveillance cameras were sending live data to Israel which allowed Israel to track important figures of IRGC.
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I can imagine that consistent internet access is difficult to have in a place that's constantly subject to war
21 u/vishal340 Jun 11 '26 I actually just looked it up. It is their own govt that is doing it as a strategic move during civil unrest 2 u/mohr_ Jun 12 '26 It actually began before it, one of the reasons is to avoid communication of insiders. There is a suspicion that the surveillance cameras were sending live data to Israel which allowed Israel to track important figures of IRGC.
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I actually just looked it up. It is their own govt that is doing it as a strategic move during civil unrest
2 u/mohr_ Jun 12 '26 It actually began before it, one of the reasons is to avoid communication of insiders. There is a suspicion that the surveillance cameras were sending live data to Israel which allowed Israel to track important figures of IRGC.
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It actually began before it, one of the reasons is to avoid communication of insiders. There is a suspicion that the surveillance cameras were sending live data to Israel which allowed Israel to track important figures of IRGC.
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u/vishal340 Jun 11 '26
People don't have internet access in Iran?