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Iranians React with Skepticism and Anger as Internet Partially Restored After 88-Day Blackout

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After 88 days, Iran's internet blackout was partially lifted, but users met the restoration with skepticism, anger, and anxiety, highlighting ongoing restrictions, economic hardships, and trauma from recent protests and war.

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