SpaceX's internet satellite service known as Starlink is reportedly now accessible in Iran, where protests have shaken the nation for weeks.

Starlink restrictions and users being hunted down by the Iranian authorities, as well as Musk’s offer of free connectivity. We have not seen this before. Iran’s digital blackout has now deployed military jammers,

Iranian authorities have in recent days launched a deadly crackdown on nationwide protests, including the near-complete shutdown of internet service.

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As anti-government protests intensify in Iran, authorities have imposed an internet shutdown. Meanwhile, the U.S. government is reportedly considering support for the satellite internet network ‘Starlink,

Iran's internet blockade fails to stop protest footage leaks via Starlink as authorities reportedly kill at least 646 demonstrators in ongoing crackdown.

As protests raged across Iran over the weekend, the authoritarian regime imposed a near-total internet blackout - and many demonstrators turned to Elon Musk’s Starlink in the hope that it could connect them to the outside world.

Smuggled satellite terminals offer a high-risk lifeline as Iran’s protest death toll reportedly climbs past 600.