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Iran’s internet blackout silences voices at home as diaspora creators fill the void
Iran has been offline for over 400 hours with only selected users granted limited access, aiming to control information flow during ongoing regional tensions.
- An internet blackout imposed by Iran's government has stifled communications from within the country, making it difficult to survey perspectives on the escalating conflict with the United States.
- Iranian American social media creators have filled the void, explaining Iran's history and its citizens' conflicting desires in widely shared videos aimed at addressing surging demand for information in the U.S.
- While providing valuable insights, the disproportionate influence of voices outside Iran has exacerbated rifts within the Iranian diaspora, according to observers.
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