Iran Government Asserts Digital Dominance Through Data Scheme
The Iranian government is asserting dominance over its citizens through a scheme requiring compliance with government rules to access online services. Iranians reportedly buy data, costing about $10 per gigabyte, to get back online.
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WBUR Boston
“It's a scheme many Iranians buy into to get back online. And that's how the regime asserts its dominance over people, says Ahmad Ahmadian.”
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