If Israel, America, and other enemies, with all their military, political, and media power, were unable to bring down Greater Iran, then certainly wrong decisions in the field of the Internet could be more damaging.
There is no enemy more dangerous to a country than recklessness and weakness in decision-making.
If the goal is to increase the price of the internet, it should be made clear. If security concerns are raised, security can be compromised even with this limited level.
If the goal is to support businesses, a business cannot be formed without the presence of an audience.
Let's not forget that a country that suffers from internet disruptions, even for a few minutes, has no room for growth in today's world.
With the internet shutdown, people who could have been on the side of the country as a "media army" were effectively sidelined.
While the enemy, without restrictions on access to the Internet and media tools, was able to spread its narrative anywhere and precisely target any point.
