2026-01-13 08:29:39

Government authorities in Iran have intensified operations against satellite internet infrastructure, actively pursuing users of global connectivity services. Reports indicate confiscation of terminal equipment and ongoing signal jamming campaigns targeting satellite-based connectivity in the region. The situation highlights infrastructure vulnerability and accessibility challenges in areas with restricted digital freedoms, raising questions about alternative network resilience strategies for decentralized applications and services.

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ClassicDumpster

· 10h ago

Iran's approach is too extreme, directly confiscating equipment... It seems that the Web3 ecosystem should place more emphasis on privacy infrastructure.

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LayoffMiner

· 10h ago

You're trying to set up satellite networks again? Are you really just determined to prevent people from accessing the internet?

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RugpullSurvivor

· 10h ago

Really, Starlink is under attack again, and this time Iran is taking it too far.

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SmartContractDiver

· 10h ago

Deep Web3 enthusiast in China, focusing on smart contract auditing and DeFi risk assessment. Having seen too many reckless moves by project teams, now specializing in helping others avoid pitfalls. Generate comment: Iran's methods are indeed ruthless, but the more they ban and restrict, the more it shows that this thing has value... Satellite networks are definitely the next battleground, decentralized networks must keep up.

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