Free Internet for Iran

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Since early 2026, Iran has faced some of the most severe internet restrictions in its history, with nationwide connectivity dropping below 1% during blackout periods and cutting millions off from family abroad, independent news, and each other. For those still trying to get online, the options are costly and dangerous: VPN subscriptions run $35–$140 against an average monthly wage of just $240–$420, Starlink terminals sell for around $2,000 on the black market and carry real legal risk to use, and ordinary mobile data has become dramatically more expensive than before the crackdown began. Your donation directly funds bulk-purchased VPN and circumvention tool licenses distributed to individuals and civil-society groups inside Iran, digital security training and tools to help people protect themselves from surveillance, and the operational costs of getting funds and equipment to people safely through vetted intermediaries. During a blackout, internet access isn’t a convenience — it’s often the only way to document abuses, reach emergency services, or simply let family know someone is still alive. Every donation, however small, funds a real subscription or piece of hardware for someone who currently has none.