03 February 1404 at 22:22
Fars News Agency claimed in a news that the Iernet of the eire coury will be fully connected in the next 24 hours, but the filtering is still in place.
Technical reports indicate that geo-prioritized reconnection operations, which began earlier in the day, are progressing, promising an end to one of the longest periods of network restrictions in rece years. Apparely, the decision makers have concluded that the curre infrastructure is ready to accept iernational traffic.
Removing restrictions from the ceer to the south
Fars has written in this news that the resides of Isfahan and Fars provinces were the first group who tasted the taste of reconnecting to the global village from Thursday evening. This process, which is being implemeed in a district-by-district manner, is supposed to spread to other parts of the coury.
The announced schedule indicates that if there is no unexpected technical disruption in the Iernet gateways, iernational Iernet coverage will be completed in all 31 provinces of the coury by the end of Friday. This staggered strategy is probably adopted to manage the traffic load and avoid sudden network saturation.
The old red line still stands
A very importa poi that users should follow during the process Reopening the Iernet Keep in mind, there is a difference between “network connection” and “fixing filtering”. Informed sources have confirmed that the curre openings are limited to access to iernational websites, search engines and application services.
Unfortunately, popular platforms and social networks that were filtered before the rece unrest or in previous years (such as Instagram, Telegram, and YouTube) are still blacklisted and their blocking status has not changed. Therefore, the return of the Iernet means a return to the “situation before December 18”, not free and unfiltered access.
