Iran restores internet after 88-day blackout, keeps social media blocked

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Iran largely restored general internet access on Tuesday after an 88-day blackout, according to NetBlocks. However, major social media platforms remained blocked, and a court challenge introduced uncertainty regarding the government's order to restore connectivity.

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Iran largely restored internet access on Tuesday after 88 days of near-total isolation, NetBlocks said, while major social media platforms remained blocked and a court challenge cast uncertainty over the government's restoration order.

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