Iranian State Media Reports Potential End to Regime-Imposed Internet Blackout
The measure would lift state restrictions on international internet access.
The measure would lift state restrictions on international internet access.
WASHINGTON, April 26, 2026 — Iran’s Communications Ministry has announced the reopening of Iran’s international internet access after a state-imposed blackout of almost three months.
A May 25 report cited an order from Iranian president Masoud Pezeshkian lifting the blackout, as reported by Reuters.
The bill will ban hidden fees and surcharges, increasing price transparency.
T-Mobile also said ‘frontline employees remain an essential’ as it moves customer interactions to its T-Life app.
The foundation stresses consumers should decide whether their data is shared.
The association says the new rules discriminate against American companies.