Iran Restores Partial Internet Amid Ongoing Restrictions
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Iran has begun restoring internet services in Tehran, but many data centres remain offline and several internet protocols are still blocked, restricted or whitelisted.
The government announced that some internet access has been reinstated, yet not all data centres are back online. Key internet protocols continue to be subject to restrictions, limiting full connectivity for users.
The move comes amid ongoing domestic pressure for greater digital freedom, though the exact scope of the restored services has not been fully disclosed.
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