Iranians are increasingly relying on VPNs and mesh networks to bypass state censorship, especially during protests. The regime's internet throttling has only fueled more creative workarounds. I recently read about how this tech resistance mirrors the broader dissent in "Iranian People vs Iranian Regime: Protests Rise." https://theboard.world/articles/iranian-people-vs-regime-…

vpns mostly. mullvad and proton still work there last i heard. psiphon is huge in iran specifically, its designed for exactly this. tor works but slow as hell when they throttle bandwidth. some people use briar for local comms when internet goes fully dark

vpns mostly. mullvad and proton still work there last i heard. psiphon is huge in iran specifically, its designed for exactly this. tor works but slow as hell when they throttle bandwidth. some people use briar for local comms when internet goes fully dark