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Iran Government's strict Supervision also apply in cyberspace. Social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook could not have opened in the country.

The Non-Aligned Movement SUMMIT to-XVI of Tehran which was attended by Vice President Boediono, the journalists tried to open but could not avail. on Twitter If the address entered in the browser then your Twitter timeline and is emblem of little bird blue which is the Twitter logo. It came out quite a full page that contained writings in Iran, Friday (31/8/2012). The same thing happened when typing a Web address for Facebook to the browser.

Previously, detikINET on (13/2) and then to preach in order to commemorate the 1979 Islamic revolution, Iran blocked a number of sites. Iran's Government tighten control of internet access and making sure their citizens are not able to access popular sites.

The local Media ran, about 30 million citizens of Iran reported not being able to access Facebook, Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail and many other sites. Quoted from Hacker News, Friday (13/2/2012), blocking done Iran since Thursday last week.

Although there has been no official statement from the Government, Iran's powerful media speculated this was done to prevent the outbreak of a wave of protests from opposition groups.

Until now, the citizens of Iran are generally use some sort of ' rat ' in order to escape from government censorship. But now, many internet users reported Iran, such programs were no longer allows access to sites such as Facebook.

Iran indeed showed his ambition to wield full control over access to information for citizens. Current affairs led by Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's domestic internet test getol Central. The network claimed ' halal ' later will restrict citizens from Iran, including the penetration of foreign sites Facebook and Twitter.

Iran authorities even oblige the owners of internet cafes there collecting information of their clients. If refused, business internet cafes that will be discontinued.