Government Spokesman: The president can order filtering, but consensus is more important!

According to a cabinet spokesman, the filtering of platforms requires admission to other devices in addition to the president’s order.

Given the latest domestic news, Fatima Mohajerani, a spokesman for the cabinet, at a meeting, attended a meeting to the presence of foreign communication platforms and speculation about the filtering of some of them. He emphasized that “the presence of foreign platforms in the country is one of the issues that exist in other countries. Some countries have followed this approach, and some of the owners of these platforms have accepted to be present in Iran as well, somehow unveiled the hidden or explicit consultations with the owners of these platforms.

Fatemeh Mohajerani continued his remarks on the issue of filtering, saying: “Filtering is possible by the president’s order, but this process has been prolonged due to the need to get admission to other devices.”

Filtering is a consensus and consensus of institutions

“This is one of the issues that are still on the government’s agenda,” a government spokesman said. The president is the chairman of the Supreme Council of Cyberspace and can solve the issue. ” The Supreme Council of Cyberspace, as an upstream institution and policy maker in this area, chaired by the President can play a central role in making important decisions. In this way, this situation actually makes the president responsibility for resolving the problem.

But the most important part of the immigrant statements was his explanation of why the order was not issued so far. Asked why filtering is still in place despite these powers, he said, “Since the government’s view is a view of consensus and the acceptance of issues, the process of filtering has taken it.” Commoning and accepting topics are phrases that can mean trying to coordinate and satisfy other institutions that are likely to have different views on the nature and necessity of filtering.

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