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Iran bleeds $1.56M every hour from internet blackout restrictions amid economic crisis: analyst
Iran's internet blackout costs $1.56 million hourly and $37.4 million daily, according to Simon Migliano of PrivacyCo, draining the struggling economy amid ongoing disruptions.
Iran bleeds $1.56M every hour from internet blackout restrictions amid economic crisis: analyst - NEW YORK TIMES POST
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Iran is losing an estimated $1.56 million every hour because of its state-imposed internet blackout, draining its struggling economy and disrupting life for more than 90 million people, according to an internet privacy analyst. The prolonged disruptions originated amid spiraling protests through January with losses he claimed were continuing even after partial connectivity was restored. “The current bl…
When the bread fails and the net is cut, repression becomes state policy In January 2026, Iran dawned without the Internet. It was not a technical failure or an accidental breakdown. It was a deliberate decision by the State to isolate, demobilize and break a population that had been protesting for weeks for something as elementary as eating. The digital blackout coincided with a repressive escalation that left thousands dead and with new threat…
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