
Iran is 10 days into an internet blackout, which rights groups say is intended to prevent further protests and conceal the regime’s deadly crackdown. What happens now is unclear. Iranian digital activists are warning the blackout may become “permanent,” but local media report that the authorities are considering a gradual return to the internet.
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