EFF Calls On Internet Denizens To Help Iran
The EFF has sent out a call to arms to help the protesters in Iran.
From the EFF:
As turmoil over the disputed election in Iran continues, many techs are trying to find ways to help Iranian citizens safely communicate and receive information despite the barriers being established by Iranian authorities. One tactic that even moderately tech-savvy Internet users can employ is to set up a Tor relay or a Tor bridge.
More sophisticated users can skip this paragraph, but for the rest, here’s the basic outline. Tor (an acronym of “The Onion Router”) is free and open source software that helps users remain anonymous on the Internet.
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Posted by Dave Lewis
on June 29, 2009. Filed under Freedoms.
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Camy Gator
July 1, 2009 at 3:12 pm
Thanks for your support of democracy, have relayed the information here to interested Iranian-American groups and sites.
arash
January 6, 2011 at 1:55 am
i am iranian
we hate the dictator and the terrorism
we are in a jail
plz help us
ali
February 11, 2012 at 11:42 am
here is Iran. now most of ways in internet are block. i am sorry for my president my leader my goverment .because they think we dont have to use internet, freedom, actually anything.