Iranian officials have unblocked Gmail services for the country's citizens, Reuters reported. We wanted to ban YouTube and then Gmail was cut off as well, and this was unintended," Iranian official Mohammad Reza Aghamiri told the Mehr News Agency...
The Iranian government has started filtering Google searches and Gmail in order to increase its own security. The Iranian government announced its intention to screen Google communications on Sunday and has already made good on its promise...
News of the websites are being blacked out comes a year after the 2011 Iranian protests, which were filled with death, injuries, and arrests. Iran’s government seems to be ramping up its censorship of popular websites, targeting Google’s encrypted...
During the protests that followed the election results, the Iranian government shut down every type of traditional media outlet and even spied on online forums and social networks. The availability of Google Earth in Iran is significant as only...
Iranian government officials have been outraged to discover that a Star of David, the symbol of Judaism, is on the roof of the Iran Air headquarters building. Upon discovering the image on Google Earth, Iranian officials demanded its immediate...
Iranian government officials have been outraged to discover that a Star of David, the symbol of Judaism, is on the roof of the Iran Air headquarters building. Upon discovering the image on Google Earth, Iranian officials demanded its immediate...
As The Boston Globe reported in an article entitled, "Statistics ace raises doubt, fans anger on Iran's vote," Berman was burrowing into election-return data that had been posted online by the Iranian government two days after the June 12, 2009...
Users were instead sent to a site where the group "Iranian Cyber Army" was claiming responsibility. They also said the GMail accounts of human rights activists were being hacked, and implied that the hacks were conducted by the Chinese government.
forked over 200,000 names to the Iranian government following the country's contentious elections this summer. and Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad are Not BFFs Posted by Nathania Johnson Oct 12, 2009 This morning, ZDnet ran a surprising post...
forked over 200,000 names to the Iranian government following the country's contentious elections this summer. has not disclosed user data to the Iranian government. representative has met with or communicated with Iranian officials regarding the...
