Hacked documents expose the secrets of internet censorship and surveillance
Tag - Digital Rights in Iran
Iranians try to make sense of a new resolution
Ameneh Dehshiri
2 months ago
As prices for both fixed and mobile international traffic increase, users are migrating to the national network.
Louis Shakibi
2 months ago
Iran’s cyber policymakers respond to a slew of hacks which stole the data of millions of users in 2023
Ameneh Dehshiri
2 months ago
In December 2024, the country's internet was disrupted nationwide twice; without precise explanation from the authorities.
Louis Shakibi
3 months ago
An app developed for police and approved volunteers is the latest effort by the Islamic Republic to enforce mandatory hijab
Filterwatch
4 months ago
The government keeps the domestic traffic cheap while making the international traffic expensive, trying to compel users to switch to local platforms.
Louis Shakibi
4 months ago
This guide is tailored primarily for global technology companies, investors, and technology and human rights consultancy groups. It is also useful for policymakers, civil society...
Filterwatch
4 months ago
Three national-level disruptions and two outages in mobile and internet operators; Iran's telecommunications networks remain weak.
Louis Shakibi
5 months ago
A Critical Look at How Iranian Citizens Are Coerced into Installing and Using Domestic Messaging Apps That Are Subject to Extensive Surveillance and Censorship by...
Pooyesh Azizeddin
5 months ago