Iran’s near-total internet shutdown has continued for a 58th consecutive day, according to internet monitoring group NetBlocks, marking its ninth week and surpassing the 1,368-hour mark.
NetBlocks said the widespread disruption began following renewed anti-government protests in early January and intensified after the outbreak of the US-Israel war on Iran at the end of February.
The prolonged restrictions have severely impacted connectivity across the country, limiting access to online services and communication platforms.
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The heavily curtailed internet access has also taken a toll on jobs and businesses, with many sectors struggling due to the disruption.
Source: Al Jazeera