Activists Fight Iran Crackdown On Social Media Use
In Iran, protesters continue to tweet and post videos despite government efforts to block Facebook Twitter and YouTube. Activists seek new tools to evade tracking as authorities intensify online surveillance and deploy monitoring software while protests unfold. The Tor Project notes rising use of proxy networks and a surge in active sessions from Iran after the June election.
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