Iranian Government Increases Restrictions On Internet Due To Protests

The Iranian government has restricted internet access amid protests, blocking platforms like WhatsApp and Instagram. Social media giants face challenges balancing communication and compliance with U.S. sanctions. Access to VPNs is limited due to app store restrictions. Activists call for tech companies to support Iranians by bypassing censorship and implementing License D2, with backing from the U.S. Treasury.

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