Elon Musk’s SpaceX is now providing free internet access via its Starlink satellite service to users in Iran as the country’s regime continues its bloody crackdown on anti-government protests, according to a tech expert in touch with Iranian Starlink users.

Iranian authorities use GPS jamming and house raids to hunt Starlink users as the nationwide death toll surpasses 2,000 people. The post Starlink becomes lifeline, and target, in Iran's protest blackout appeared first on Straight Arrow News.

New reports claim Elon Musk has made Starlink free in Iran. But that’s of little value if Iran’s countermeasures continue. This “state-level electronic warfare against consumer satellite internet infrastructure,” Gharib says, “reveals both the attack's effectiveness at degrading service and Starlink's resilience in maintaining basic connectivity.”

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