Minister of Communications: Use of Filter-Breakers Has Disrupted the Country's Traffic Matrix

According to the Minister of Communications, one of the factors significantly affecting network quality is the blocking of a large portion of the internet by those who promote the slogan of free internet access.

According to the Minister of Communications, one of the factors affecting the quality of the network is the boycott of a significant part of the Internet by those who proclaim the slogan of free access to the Internet.

According to the report of Ambassador Arjan and quoted by Ambassador Arjan, the Minister of Communications and Information Technology, referring to the effect of international sanctions and the use of filter breakers on the quality of the country's Internet, said: "Many of these international platforms have sanctioned our people, and these services are services that are in the field of citizenship, and this is one of the issues that we must pay attention to." That is, the slogan is one thing, but in practice we see that they deprive us of technology, the technologies that our citizens need. In fact, this is happening from the same people who are calling for free access to the Internet.

According to Sattar Hashemi, according to the latest analysis carried out by Infrastructure Communications Company, a significant part of the Internet for the people of Iran, and about 30% of websites are banned. This issue definitely affects the quality that people feel.

He says: "This is actually one aspect of the story. The discussion of using filter breakers has messed up the country's traffic matrix. For example, suppose international traffic is distributed throughout the country and leaves the country from different sources. When people use a filter, practically everything goes into a tunnel, and naturally it mostly goes out of the country through a certain route. These are detailed issues. We list all the issues and put them on the agenda in the quality-oriented meetings we hold at the Ministry of Communications and follow up."