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Iran proposes user-identity verification for internet access

A draft Iranian internet regulation reportedly proposes verifying users' identities. The supplied headline does not indicate that the measure has been adopted.

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Mandatory identity verification could expand state control over online activity and affect privacy and access to information in Iran.

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