Iran's Internet Blackout Enters 38th Day, Severing Global Links
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44 påståendenIran is experiencing an internet shutdown.
The internet shutdown began in late February 2026, shortly after the first US-Israel strikes.
The internet shutdown has lasted more than 38 days as of early April 2026.
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5 frågorThe internet shutdown has lasted more than 38 days as of early April 2026.
Enligt The Guardian - WorldThe internet shutdown has lasted 40 days as of early April 2026.
Enligt RUV - ErlentKontext: This discrepancy affects the understanding of the shutdown's length, which is a key metric for its severity and historical comparison.
Less than 2% of Iran's population is currently connected to the internet.
Enligt The Independent - MainInternet connectivity is at around 1% of normal levels.
Enligt Aftonbladet, SydsvenskanKontext: The difference in metrics (population vs. normal levels) and values could lead to confusion about the extent of connectivity loss.
The price of 'configs' has reached between 500,000 to 1 million tomans per gigabyte (approximately £7 to £15).
Enligt The Independent - MainVPN costs have 'skyrocketed' to around £15 ($20) for a gigabyte of data.
Enligt BBC NewsKontext: Variations in reported prices may reflect different products or methods, impacting assessments of affordability for Iranians.