The IRAN Act aims to enhance internet freedom and access to information in Iran by promoting secure communication tools and opposing internet.
The IRAN Act, or Internet Reach and Access Now Act, seeks to improve internet freedom and access to information in Iran. It mandates the Secretary of State to promote secure communication tools like VPNs and Direct-to-Cell (DTC) satellite communications. The Act also requires the Federal Communications Commission to ensure that satellite and DTC coverage is not intentionally disabled or geo-blocked over Iran. Additionally, it authorizes funding for cybersecurity training and digital safety tools for Iranian journalists and civil society.
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