I think it's not so much about them talking to each other, it's about shutting them off from the outside.

> The last time the Islamic Repubic cut off the Internet in Iran, they brutally massacred 1500 people, just 3 years ago. I beg you please save my people (crying while typing)

-- https://twitter.com/AsingleNight/status/1572930406709530624

> We are covered in blood, don't forget us, they want to suffocate us. Please be our voice.

-- https://twitter.com/dokhtr81/status/1572907289774006272

It's heartbreaking, and I for one do not intend to let it go. Enough is enough.

https://twitter.com/AlinejadMasih/status/1572273975639642114

Can people in Iran SSH out to other countries? If so the folks familiar with SSH could use something like sshchat or devzat [1] see demo info, not my project This does not persist chat, but that may be a net positive in a surveillance state.

    ssh-keygen -q -t rsa -b 2048 -N "" -C "devzat" -f ~/.ssh/.id_devzat
    ssh -i ~/.ssh/.id_devzat some-name@devzat.hackclub.com

If DNS is blocked then edit ~/.ssh/config and append:

    Host devzat devzat.hackclub.com
    Hostname 150.136.142.44
    Port 22
        # Port 443
    User some_name
    IdentityFile ~/.ssh/.id_devzat
    LogLevel VERBOSE

[1] - https://github.com/quackduck/devzat

What are the odds someone makes iranstagram.com lol

Edit: i've just read the article. disheartening series of events. my country philippines has flaws but damn i can still say i'm lucky in a lot of ways.

They're using Telegram now with MTProxy.