In Iran, the ongoing internet blockade has led to a significant restriction on access to information and communication. This situation has made internet access increasingly scarce.
The premium service known as 'Internet-Pro' is available only to select groups who can afford the fee, creating a divide in the ability to connect online.
As a result, access to information is becoming a luxury rather than a basic right for many Iranians, raising concerns about censorship and inequality in digital access.