“Iran blocked access to Google’s popular and relatively secure Gmail service Monday amid first steps by the Islamic republic to establish a walled-off national intranet separate from the worldwide Internet. The curbs were announced in a mobile phone text message quoting Abdolsamad Khoramabadi, an adviser to Iran’s public prosecutor’s office and the secretary of an official group tasked with detecting Internet content deemed illegal. Several residents in Tehran told AFP they were unable to get into their Gmail accounts unless they used VPN (virtual private network) software.”
http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2012/09/24/iran-blocks-access-to-gmail/
(Visited 50 times, 1 visits today)
Related posts:
Syria asks United Nations to 'prevent Western aggression'
Bitcoin Segment on China State Television
$652 million project ‘GENIE’: U.S. conducted 231 ‘offensive cyberoperations’
Valedictorian fights for diploma after using the word 'hell' in graduation speech
Wholesale Prices in U.S. Climb by Most in a Year; Food Prices Surge
'My business accepts Bitcoins'
800 U.S. police round up 129 gang suspects in Mexican Mafia raid
China Backs US Startup Coinbase And US Falls Behind In Virtual Currencies
What Really Drove the Children North
EBay considering accepting bitcoin as payment
Nevada bill would levy 8% tax on brothels, Burning Man festival
Sun Storm Forecast: Tiny Chance of Havoc
Unarmed Teen's Hands Were Up When St. Louis Cops Shot Him Dead
Two wealthy Italian states vote for autonomy in shadow of Catalonia crisis
Concern over NSA privacy violations unites Democrats and Republicans, poll finds