The newspaper "Jahan Senate" published a report on the "1700 billion tomans" revenues of the mobile communications company of Iran (part 1) from the point of sale of "Internet Pro" service subscriptions in the first half of the year 1405 and wrote that in the shadow of the intensification of restrictions and extensive filtering, special access to the Internet has become a financially profitable market and depends on a profitable market. According to the financial reports of this communication service provider, the income from this service reached about 1700.4 billion tomans, while no income from this sector was recorded in the corresponding period last year. The report, which refers to a rate of about 2.2 million tomans for a package of 50 gigabytes per year, reveals a clear violation of digital justice and the transformation of freer access to the Internet into a class privilege in Iran's economic structure.

The newspaper "Jahan Senate" published a report on the "1700 billion tomans" revenues of the mobile communications company of Iran (part 1) from the point of sale of "Internet Pro" service subscriptions in the first half of the year 1405 and wrote that in the shadow of the intensification of restrictions and extensive filtering, special access to the Internet has become a financially profitable market and depends on a profitable market. According to the financial reports of this communication service provider, the income from this service reached about 1700.4 billion tomans, while no income from this sector was recorded in the corresponding period last year. The report, which refers to a rate of about 2.2 million tomans for a package of 50 gigabytes per year, reveals a clear violation of digital justice and the transformation of freer access to the Internet into a class privilege in Iran's economic structure.