Iran Requires President's Approval to Block Digital Businesses
Iranian executive agencies can no longer independently block or restrict online platforms and digital businesses; such decisions must now receive President Masoud Pezeshkian’s approval.
Iran has introduced a new measure that strips executive agencies of the power to independently block, suspend, or restrict online platforms and digital businesses. Under the rule, any such action must first be approved by President Masoud Pezeshkian.
The move, reported by local media on Monday, aims to centralize control over internet access and business operations, potentially reducing arbitrary disruptions for digital enterprises.
Source: First Squawk