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Story summary
- Iran is experiencing a severe digital blackout lasting over 120 hours, disrupting communications.
- The shutdown follows a pattern of government internet restrictions during protests and conflicts, including demonstrations.
- Citizens face challenges contacting loved ones and accessing vital information, heightening anxiety.
- Many residents resort to VPNs to bypass censorship, with authorities warning against their use.
- Experts say the blackout hinders organizing protests and dissemination of accurate information.
