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And why wouldn't EU be expected to take military actions to open the strait?

Stop Israel attacking Hezbollah? Just wait. soon they will join US to help open the strait.

I am Alex, nice to meet you.

Yes, I've noticed that. For example, look in the mirror.

Also thanks for normalizing it. I hope it gets normalized by your government as well.

And your comment didn't add any value, either.

Maybe Media can pretend to care?

> Why would you expect American media to cover Iran's internet blackout in detail?

American media != Media

Deez what?

I like

missing option: pay requested tolls

The missile feature is missing.

You will not be an exit node. This provides an entry to the Tor network for people whose internet is censored.

Fear, too much to lose.

I know you are one of those who downvoted this post to suppress the flow of information. I hope you are happy being the 'smart one' on the side of the Mullahs.

What does the internet blackout have to do with the number of casualties? Did Mossad and CIA shut down the internet?

Am I the only one here to read posts by humans pretending to be bots?

Probably related but it is more accessible than Othernet for people in Iran right now. You only need - Digital Satellite Receiver (Set-top Box) with USB port to record TV programs - USB Flash Drive - A device to decode the video

No android application.

Maybe it is an act of sabotage by Israel/USA to defame Iran?

Demanding absolute proof from a country with zero transparency is a tall order; the information vacuum is a feature of these shutdowns, not a bug. Even if we had definitive proof of traffic patterns, the goalposts would just move to: 'How do you know this was a Iran's government action?'

EDIT: government -> Iran's government

see also to download Media Extractor: https://rostam.media

Link for easy server deployment: https://dnstt.network

Thanks. Also a list of DNS servers in Iran for dnstt tunneling https://xcancel.com/bugfloyd/status/2011135863099637982#m

> Relaying and scattering traffic across neighboring peers (and handshakes via multicast DNS, for example) would fix a lot of the issues you'll get with Briar, but I guess that would imply a refactor of the codebase.

Is this even technically possible?

Thanks. Exactly how can I send this page to my friends and family back in Iran?

Most Iranians cannot effort Starlink.

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.

The blackout itself isn't the primary issue; it's the information vacuum it creates. I haven't been able to reach my relatives for 104 hours, and that lack of transparency, not the lack of connectivity, is what is truly terrifying.