In an interview with IRNA's government reporter, Issa Zarepour, in response to some rumors about the implementation of the decree on the immunity of cyberspace, said: There is no such decree that will be implemented or not, but some people are trying to play with these words and fuel rumors. They do and eat bread from it.
The Minister of Communications and Information Technology said about the limitation of the amount of internet for journalists despite the wide range of news work and especially photojournalism: In addition to the operators who give journalists an internet package, we will add another package this year.
Zarepour said about the internet of Arbaeen pilgrims: A special Arbaeen committee has been formed to improve the internet infrastructure from the country to the border as well as inside Iraq, and therefore this year we will see the improvement of the quality of the Internet for Hosseini Arbaeen pilgrims inside the border of Iraq.
He continued: We are working to increase roaming and improve the quality of the Internet inside the border of Iraq, and we are also trying to provide new services to the people in the field of infrastructure and platforms.
In response to the question of whether the pilgrims are still going to use Arab SIM cards to communicate with their families, the Minister of Communications and Information Technology said: This issue is also being worked on so that people can communicate using their SIM cards and It will be notified as soon as this is done.
Source https://www.globalcourant.com/improving-the-quality-of-the-internet-for-arbaeen-pilgrims-we-do-not-have-a-resolution-called-cyberspace-immunity/?feed_id=6378&_unique_id=62eb64110a1e4
