#keepiton — Public Fediverse posts
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This year's theme of the World Telecommunication & Information Society Day calls for strengthening digital lifelines for a resilient and connected world.
But can we truly build a resilient and connected world while internet shutdowns remain unchecked?
Read our detailed assessment of the legality of internet shutdown orders in India under the Telecom Act here: https://ddn.sflc.in/blog/assessing-legality-of-internet-shutdown-orders-in-india-under-the-telecom-act/
Report internet shutdowns here: https://internetshutdowns.in/
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This year's theme of the World Telecommunication & Information Society Day calls for strengthening digital lifelines for a resilient and connected world.
But can we truly build a resilient and connected world while internet shutdowns remain unchecked?
Read our detailed assessment of the legality of internet shutdown orders in India under the Telecom Act here: https://ddn.sflc.in/blog/assessing-legality-of-internet-shutdown-orders-in-india-under-the-telecom-act/
Report internet shutdowns here: https://internetshutdowns.in/
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This year's theme of the World Telecommunication & Information Society Day calls for strengthening digital lifelines for a resilient and connected world.
But can we truly build a resilient and connected world while internet shutdowns remain unchecked?
Read our detailed assessment of the legality of internet shutdown orders in India under the Telecom Act here: https://ddn.sflc.in/blog/assessing-legality-of-internet-shutdown-orders-in-india-under-the-telecom-act/
Report internet shutdowns here: https://internetshutdowns.in/
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This year's theme of the World Telecommunication & Information Society Day calls for strengthening digital lifelines for a resilient and connected world.
But can we truly build a resilient and connected world while internet shutdowns remain unchecked?
Read our detailed assessment of the legality of internet shutdown orders in India under the Telecom Act here: https://ddn.sflc.in/blog/assessing-legality-of-internet-shutdown-orders-in-india-under-the-telecom-act/
Report internet shutdowns here: https://internetshutdowns.in/
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This year's theme of the World Telecommunication & Information Society Day calls for strengthening digital lifelines for a resilient and connected world.
But can we truly build a resilient and connected world while internet shutdowns remain unchecked?
Read our detailed assessment of the legality of internet shutdown orders in India under the Telecom Act here: https://ddn.sflc.in/blog/assessing-legality-of-internet-shutdown-orders-in-india-under-the-telecom-act/
Report internet shutdowns here: https://internetshutdowns.in/
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BGP routing data tells the story: #Iran's #internet footprint has visibly shrunk between the January protests shutdown and today's ongoing blackout — now the longest nationwide internet shutdown ever recorded.
The infrastructure is being dismantled in plain sight. #IranInternetStatus #InternetShutdown #Iranwar #keepiton
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BGP routing data tells the story: #Iran's #internet footprint has visibly shrunk between the January protests shutdown and today's ongoing blackout — now the longest nationwide internet shutdown ever recorded.
The infrastructure is being dismantled in plain sight. #IranInternetStatus #InternetShutdown #Iranwar #keepiton
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BGP routing data tells the story: #Iran's #internet footprint has visibly shrunk between the January protests shutdown and today's ongoing blackout — now the longest nationwide internet shutdown ever recorded.
The infrastructure is being dismantled in plain sight. #IranInternetStatus #InternetShutdown #Iranwar #keepiton
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BGP routing data tells the story: #Iran's #internet footprint has visibly shrunk between the January protests shutdown and today's ongoing blackout — now the longest nationwide internet shutdown ever recorded.
The infrastructure is being dismantled in plain sight. #IranInternetStatus #InternetShutdown #Iranwar #keepiton
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BGP routing data tells the story: #Iran's #internet footprint has visibly shrunk between the January protests shutdown and today's ongoing blackout — now the longest nationwide internet shutdown ever recorded.
The infrastructure is being dismantled in plain sight. #IranInternetStatus #InternetShutdown #Iranwar #keepiton
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RT @accessnow
NEW | 2025 was a record year for internet shutdowns — 313 times.Authorities imposed shutdowns to control information and restrict access.
The #KeepItOn coalition spent last year documenting shutdowns across the world.
These are the findings ⬇️ 🧵
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Bannière activée en Indonésie afin de protester contre le blocage partiel de Wikipédia. Déjà vue 1,2 million de fois (12 000 clics). https://id.wikipedia.org/?banner=IndonesiaStatement2026_banner
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L'Indonesie empêche les wikipédiens de se connecter à leur compte. Original mais ça reste de la censure. https://rri.co.id/voice-of-indonesia/technology/2233098/wikipedia-users-in-indonesia-now-cannot-log-in-why
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Internet in Iran may appear to be “back online”, but it is far from fully restored.
These graphs aggregate ~65 independent measurements and show network behavior before, during, and after the #Iran #InternetShutdown. While connectivity has resumed, deliberate degradation of quality of service remains clearly visible in sustained latency spikes and rhythmic instability.
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We're helping people in Iran get set up with #Matrix.
So far we've supported several servers (directly and indirectly) so the community has infrastructure nobody can just switch off.
Right now we're preparing for the next internet shutdown. Offline plans and local comms aren't nice-to-haves they're literally survival tools.
We prepare before the blackout, not after.With hope for #freedom in Iran.
#Iran #Matrix #InternetShutdown #DigitalResistance #Decentralized #KeepItOn -
دووتا (Duta) یک اپلیکیشن خبرخوان و یک پروتکل انتقال فوقسبک است که بهگونهای طراحی شده تا در برابر اختلالات اینترنت، از جمله قطعهای پیچیده منطقهای و سراسری اینترنت، مقاومت بالایی داشته باشد. نسخه آزمایشی این برنامه هم اکنون در دسترس عموم قرار گرفته است. اگر با کسی درایران در شرایط فعلی در تماس هستید، لینک نصب گوگل پلی را برایشان ارسال کنید: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.duta.duta&hl=en
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Depuis plusieurs jours @netblocks annonce la coupure d'Internet en Iran. Cela s'observe aussi avec les données de la BBC (via @tdp_org) et de Wikipédia en farsi.
https://fa.wikiscan.org
https://pageviews.wmcloud.org/siteviews/?platform=all-access&source=pageviews&agent=user&start=2025-12-21&end=2026-01-10&sites=fa.wikipedia.org -
Iran’s internet backbone before and after the recent shutdown.
December 2, 2025 vs January 10, 2026.
A significant portion of routing paths and networks visible in early December are no longer present. #Iran #IranProtests #InternetShutdown #IranInternetStatus #keepitOn -
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🔎 ¿Qué está pasando con la red?
Grupos de monitoreo como #NetBlocks reportan que la conectividad ha caído a niveles mínimos. Expertos señalan que el patrón es idéntico al utilizado en crisis anteriores: un "apagón total" diseñado para:
1️⃣ Cortar la coordinación interna de los manifestantes.
2️⃣ Impedir que fotos y videos de la represión lleguen al exterior.
3️⃣ Inutilizar incluso las VPN que muchos ciudadanos usan para saltar la censura.
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Following days of protests in #Iran, the regime has executed a full #InternetShutdown. At approximately 18:30 CET, Iran’s internet went dark. #KeepItOn #IranProtests #IranInternetStatus
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I'm really excited to share my new Cost of Internet Shutdowns report for 2025. It was a big year, an almost $20bn economic hit, much of it from #Russia, which took more big steps towards its RuNet endgame. #Venezuela as No.2 thanks to an extended blockade of X, plus shorter bans of #TikTok & #Telegram, that drained ~$2bn from its economy https://www.top10vpn.com/research/cost-of-internet-shutdowns/ #KeepItOn #InternetShutdowns #censorship #Internet #twitter
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I'm really excited to share my new Cost of Internet Shutdowns report for 2025. It was a big year, an almost $20bn economic hit, much of it from #Russia, which took more big steps towards its RuNet endgame. #Venezuela as No.2 thanks to an extended blockade of X, plus shorter bans of #TikTok & #Telegram, that drained ~$2bn from its economy https://www.top10vpn.com/research/cost-of-internet-shutdowns/ #KeepItOn #InternetShutdowns #censorship #Internet #twitter
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I'm really excited to share my new Cost of Internet Shutdowns report for 2025. It was a big year, an almost $20bn economic hit, much of it from #Russia, which took more big steps towards its RuNet endgame. #Venezuela as No.2 thanks to an extended blockade of X, plus shorter bans of #TikTok & #Telegram, that drained ~$2bn from its economy https://www.top10vpn.com/research/cost-of-internet-shutdowns/ #KeepItOn #InternetShutdowns #censorship #Internet #twitter
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I'm really excited to share my new Cost of Internet Shutdowns report for 2025. It was a big year, an almost $20bn economic hit, much of it from #Russia, which took more big steps towards its RuNet endgame. #Venezuela as No.2 thanks to an extended blockade of X, plus shorter bans of #TikTok & #Telegram, that drained ~$2bn from its economy https://www.top10vpn.com/research/cost-of-internet-shutdowns/ #KeepItOn #InternetShutdowns #censorship #Internet #twitter
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I'm really excited to share my new Cost of Internet Shutdowns report for 2025. It was a big year, an almost $20bn economic hit, much of it from #Russia, which took more big steps towards its RuNet endgame. #Venezuela as No.2 thanks to an extended blockade of X, plus shorter bans of #TikTok & #Telegram, that drained ~$2bn from its economy https://www.top10vpn.com/research/cost-of-internet-shutdowns/ #KeepItOn #InternetShutdowns #censorship #Internet #twitter
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Bruce wrote a good piece on "Deliberate Internet Shutdowns" and it reminds me again that we are living in a house of cards.
https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2025/12/deliberate-internet-shutdowns.html
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The digital rights organisation Access Now and the #KeepItOn coalition have tracked 296 deliberate internet shutdowns in 54 countries in 2024, and at least 244 more in 2025 so far. The internet has become an essential piece of infrastructure, affecting how we live, work, and get our information.
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From Accessnow;
#KeepItOn: Government of Tanzania must ensure unrestricted internet access throughout upcoming elections
https://www.accessnow.org/press-release/keepiton-tanzania-must-ensure-unrestricted-internet-access-upcoming-elections/ -
Update: Since yesterday, the Taliban restored connectivity. We’re now almost back to the pre-shutdown network configuration. #KeepItOn #Afghanistan #InternetShutdown
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From Access Now;
The Taliban must restore internet access across Afghanistan now
PUBLISHED: 1 October 2025
https://www.accessnow.org/press-release/the-taliban-must-restore-internet-access-across-afghanistan/
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#Taliban have almost completely cut off #Afghanistan from the #Internet since yesterday. Here’s a comparison of access before and after the shutdown. #keepiton #InternetStatus #InternetShutdown
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以下の国際共同声明が出されました。日本に訳してあります。
#KeepItOn : #スーダン の孤立を終わらせ、今すぐ#WhatsApp のブロックを解除させよう
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>>> Security at what cost? Mobile data shutdown pushes Pakistan’s Balochistan further into isolation
As Pakistan’s largest province, Balochistan has faced chronic underdevelopment, even while serving as a hub of the country’s natural mineral resources. In a province already isolated by geography and decades of state neglect, this digital blackout has severed connectivity for over 14 million people.
----> Read more: https://www.apc.org/en/blog/security-what-cost-mobile-data-shutdown-pushes-pakistans-balochistan-further-isolation
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>>> Security at what cost? Mobile data shutdown pushes Pakistan’s Balochistan further into isolation
As Pakistan’s largest province, Balochistan has faced chronic underdevelopment, even while serving as a hub of the country’s natural mineral resources. In a province already isolated by geography and decades of state neglect, this digital blackout has severed connectivity for over 14 million people.
----> Read more: https://www.apc.org/en/blog/security-what-cost-mobile-data-shutdown-pushes-pakistans-balochistan-further-isolation
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>>> Security at what cost? Mobile data shutdown pushes Pakistan’s Balochistan further into isolation
As Pakistan’s largest province, Balochistan has faced chronic underdevelopment, even while serving as a hub of the country’s natural mineral resources. In a province already isolated by geography and decades of state neglect, this digital blackout has severed connectivity for over 14 million people.
----> Read more: https://www.apc.org/en/blog/security-what-cost-mobile-data-shutdown-pushes-pakistans-balochistan-further-isolation
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>>> Security at what cost? Mobile data shutdown pushes Pakistan’s Balochistan further into isolation
As Pakistan’s largest province, Balochistan has faced chronic underdevelopment, even while serving as a hub of the country’s natural mineral resources. In a province already isolated by geography and decades of state neglect, this digital blackout has severed connectivity for over 14 million people.
----> Read more: https://www.apc.org/en/blog/security-what-cost-mobile-data-shutdown-pushes-pakistans-balochistan-further-isolation
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>>> Security at what cost? Mobile data shutdown pushes Pakistan’s Balochistan further into isolation
As Pakistan’s largest province, Balochistan has faced chronic underdevelopment, even while serving as a hub of the country’s natural mineral resources. In a province already isolated by geography and decades of state neglect, this digital blackout has severed connectivity for over 14 million people.
----> Read more: https://www.apc.org/en/blog/security-what-cost-mobile-data-shutdown-pushes-pakistans-balochistan-further-isolation
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Easy and free way to help support those who just want to use the internet without censorship.
https://snowflake.torproject.org/
#openinternet #torproject #internetcensorship #keepiton #internetshutdowns
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ちょっと遅くなりましたが、下記の国際共同声明の日本語訳を公開しました。ぜひお読みください。
#KeepItOn： ネパール当局は、Telegramの全国的な禁止措置を撤回し、人権を尊重すべきだ
https://www.jca.apc.org/jca-net/ja/node/504 -
In June, our friends at @tbp (The Bachchao Project) did an amazing job in updating the India test list to improve website censorship monitoring in India. 🐙
Learn about their efforts, and consider improving the test list for your country too!
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"We, the undersigned organizations and members of the #KeepItOn coalition — a global network of more than 345 organizations from 106 countries working to end internet shutdowns —strongly condemn the internet disruptions in the Syrian governorate of Suwayda. We urgently call on the Syrian transitional government to immediately and fully restore internet access and to ensure the protection of people’s right to communicate, organize, and seek safety during times of crisis.
The internet shutdowns and connectivity disruptions in Suwayda occurred in a context of heightened political and sectarian tension that erupted in violence on July 13, 2025. For months, residents of the predominantly Druze region have mobilized, demanding political reforms, economic relief, and the protection of Druze communities in Syria. However, the violent clashes that broke out between local Druze and Bedouin armed groups, and government security forces, exacerbated by Israeli airstrikes, have left over 1,400 people killed, at least 176,000 displaced, and widespread disruption to access to food, water, medicine, fuel, and telecommunications. The shutdowns during these times are a deeply worrying sign in light of reports of journalists being blocked from entering the region and serious human rights abuses, including summary executions and the indiscriminate killings of men, women, and children, kidnapping, attacks on healthcare, as well as the looting and torching of local homes and shops.
Data from the Internet Outage Detection and Analysis (IODA) project confirmed a near-complete loss of internet connectivity in Suwayda since July 14, 2025, consistent with a potential intentional shutdown, one day after the breakout of violence on July 13, 2025."
https://www.accessnow.org/press-release/syrian-government-must-restore-internet-access-in-suwayda/
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"We, the undersigned organizations and members of the #KeepItOn coalition — a global network of more than 345 organizations from 106 countries working to end internet shutdowns —strongly condemn the internet disruptions in the Syrian governorate of Suwayda. We urgently call on the Syrian transitional government to immediately and fully restore internet access and to ensure the protection of people’s right to communicate, organize, and seek safety during times of crisis.
The internet shutdowns and connectivity disruptions in Suwayda occurred in a context of heightened political and sectarian tension that erupted in violence on July 13, 2025. For months, residents of the predominantly Druze region have mobilized, demanding political reforms, economic relief, and the protection of Druze communities in Syria. However, the violent clashes that broke out between local Druze and Bedouin armed groups, and government security forces, exacerbated by Israeli airstrikes, have left over 1,400 people killed, at least 176,000 displaced, and widespread disruption to access to food, water, medicine, fuel, and telecommunications. The shutdowns during these times are a deeply worrying sign in light of reports of journalists being blocked from entering the region and serious human rights abuses, including summary executions and the indiscriminate killings of men, women, and children, kidnapping, attacks on healthcare, as well as the looting and torching of local homes and shops.
Data from the Internet Outage Detection and Analysis (IODA) project confirmed a near-complete loss of internet connectivity in Suwayda since July 14, 2025, consistent with a potential intentional shutdown, one day after the breakout of violence on July 13, 2025."
https://www.accessnow.org/press-release/syrian-government-must-restore-internet-access-in-suwayda/
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"We, the undersigned organizations and members of the #KeepItOn coalition — a global network of more than 345 organizations from 106 countries working to end internet shutdowns —strongly condemn the internet disruptions in the Syrian governorate of Suwayda. We urgently call on the Syrian transitional government to immediately and fully restore internet access and to ensure the protection of people’s right to communicate, organize, and seek safety during times of crisis.
The internet shutdowns and connectivity disruptions in Suwayda occurred in a context of heightened political and sectarian tension that erupted in violence on July 13, 2025. For months, residents of the predominantly Druze region have mobilized, demanding political reforms, economic relief, and the protection of Druze communities in Syria. However, the violent clashes that broke out between local Druze and Bedouin armed groups, and government security forces, exacerbated by Israeli airstrikes, have left over 1,400 people killed, at least 176,000 displaced, and widespread disruption to access to food, water, medicine, fuel, and telecommunications. The shutdowns during these times are a deeply worrying sign in light of reports of journalists being blocked from entering the region and serious human rights abuses, including summary executions and the indiscriminate killings of men, women, and children, kidnapping, attacks on healthcare, as well as the looting and torching of local homes and shops.
Data from the Internet Outage Detection and Analysis (IODA) project confirmed a near-complete loss of internet connectivity in Suwayda since July 14, 2025, consistent with a potential intentional shutdown, one day after the breakout of violence on July 13, 2025."
https://www.accessnow.org/press-release/syrian-government-must-restore-internet-access-in-suwayda/
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"We, the undersigned organizations and members of the #KeepItOn coalition — a global network of more than 345 organizations from 106 countries working to end internet shutdowns —strongly condemn the internet disruptions in the Syrian governorate of Suwayda. We urgently call on the Syrian transitional government to immediately and fully restore internet access and to ensure the protection of people’s right to communicate, organize, and seek safety during times of crisis.
The internet shutdowns and connectivity disruptions in Suwayda occurred in a context of heightened political and sectarian tension that erupted in violence on July 13, 2025. For months, residents of the predominantly Druze region have mobilized, demanding political reforms, economic relief, and the protection of Druze communities in Syria. However, the violent clashes that broke out between local Druze and Bedouin armed groups, and government security forces, exacerbated by Israeli airstrikes, have left over 1,400 people killed, at least 176,000 displaced, and widespread disruption to access to food, water, medicine, fuel, and telecommunications. The shutdowns during these times are a deeply worrying sign in light of reports of journalists being blocked from entering the region and serious human rights abuses, including summary executions and the indiscriminate killings of men, women, and children, kidnapping, attacks on healthcare, as well as the looting and torching of local homes and shops.
Data from the Internet Outage Detection and Analysis (IODA) project confirmed a near-complete loss of internet connectivity in Suwayda since July 14, 2025, consistent with a potential intentional shutdown, one day after the breakout of violence on July 13, 2025."
https://www.accessnow.org/press-release/syrian-government-must-restore-internet-access-in-suwayda/
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"We, the undersigned organizations and members of the #KeepItOn coalition — a global network of more than 345 organizations from 106 countries working to end internet shutdowns —strongly condemn the internet disruptions in the Syrian governorate of Suwayda. We urgently call on the Syrian transitional government to immediately and fully restore internet access and to ensure the protection of people’s right to communicate, organize, and seek safety during times of crisis.
The internet shutdowns and connectivity disruptions in Suwayda occurred in a context of heightened political and sectarian tension that erupted in violence on July 13, 2025. For months, residents of the predominantly Druze region have mobilized, demanding political reforms, economic relief, and the protection of Druze communities in Syria. However, the violent clashes that broke out between local Druze and Bedouin armed groups, and government security forces, exacerbated by Israeli airstrikes, have left over 1,400 people killed, at least 176,000 displaced, and widespread disruption to access to food, water, medicine, fuel, and telecommunications. The shutdowns during these times are a deeply worrying sign in light of reports of journalists being blocked from entering the region and serious human rights abuses, including summary executions and the indiscriminate killings of men, women, and children, kidnapping, attacks on healthcare, as well as the looting and torching of local homes and shops.
Data from the Internet Outage Detection and Analysis (IODA) project confirmed a near-complete loss of internet connectivity in Suwayda since July 14, 2025, consistent with a potential intentional shutdown, one day after the breakout of violence on July 13, 2025."
https://www.accessnow.org/press-release/syrian-government-must-restore-internet-access-in-suwayda/
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RT @accessnow
On June 26, Togolese authorities blocked WhatsApp, Facebook, Signal, and Telegram amid nationwide youth-led protests.The #KeepItOn coalition strongly condemns this violent and unlawful crackdown on fundamental rights.
Read our statement ⬇️
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@bortzmeyer The TIC (Telecommunication Infrastructure Company) instructed ISPs and data centers to configure their DNS resolvers to TIC-provided IPs that remained whitelisted and connected to the Internet:
🔹 217.218.127.127
🔹 217.218.155.155Typically, admins use public resolvers like Google or Cloudflare. But when international traffic is blocked, these become unreachable - breaking even local DNS resolution and disrupting domestic connectivity.
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Our presentation at the IETF HRPC yesterday about recent #Iran #InternetShutdown in june 2025: https://youtu.be/b9-I-zrlG-s?t=2462 #IranInternetStatus #keepiton
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Midnight blackout: Iran’s internet went down across most of the country in a massive multi-ISP outage. #IranInternetStatus #keepiton #InternetShutdown