I’m jealous. Think of all the books being read, vinyl being listened to, board games being played, conversations being had. Things were better before the internet.
I think the issue here is not the books being read but rather the people being shot
To clarify I added ""technically" to the question: My immediate goal is finding a way to reach relatives during this blackout. More importantly, how to build a resilient, long-term communication fail-safe so we aren't cut off when we are connected and the next shutdown happens.
Sure, but that's not exactly the situation in Iran right now.