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In Iran, the main mobile phone operators have raised the rate of internet packages by up to forty percent. The last time prices went up was about eight months ago. Paying more for subscriptions happens while there is no guarantee of access to better and more stable services, and users face restrictions such as filtering and even complete interruption of Internet access. An interview with Nima Akbarpour, a technology expert.

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In Iran, the main mobile phone operators have raised the rate of internet packages by up to forty percent. The last time prices went up was about eight months ago. Paying more for subscriptions happens while there is no guarantee of access to better and more stable services, and users face restrictions such as filtering and even complete interruption of Internet access. An interview with Nima Akbarpour, a technology expert.

In Iran, the main mobile phone operators have raised the rate of internet packages by up to forty percent. The last time prices went up was about eight months ago. Paying more for subscriptions happens while there is no guarantee of access to better and more stable services, and users face restrictions such as filtering and even complete interruption of Internet access. An interview with Nima Akbarpour, a technology expert.

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