The cost of internet access is a primary factor influencing citizens’ ability to access free information, which is essential for the economic, social, and cultural development of any country. In Iran, however, internet pricing policies have made unrestricted internet access increasingly inaccessible for many. Factors such as the price disparity between domestic and international trafficContinue reading “The Internet in Iran: From Public Resource to Exclusive Commodity – Exploring Pricing and Access Challenges”
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The Monopoly of Internet Infrastructure in Iran: Challenges and Consequences of Restrictions on Access and Cybersecurity
In today’s world, access to the internet is widely regarded as a fundamental human right, significantly impacting economic, social, and cultural development. The internet is not only the primary tool for communication and information exchange but also a platform for innovation, education, and social engagement. The quality, speed, and accessibility of the internet heavily relyContinue reading “The Monopoly of Internet Infrastructure in Iran: Challenges and Consequences of Restrictions on Access and Cybersecurity”