Apagones de Internet

• En curso

  Apagón nacional

  Cronología: * 8 de enero de 2026 - Comienza el apagón nacional: Irán impone un apagón casi total de Internet en el duodécimo día de protestas en todo el país. Muchos sitios web locales también quedaron inaccesibles, incluidos los de las principales agencias de noticias locales.* 28 de enero de 2026 - Restablecimiento parcial y desigual: Las autoridades relajan algunas restricciones, pero la conectividad vuelve sólo de forma desigual y muy filtrada.* Mediados de febrero de 2026 - Conectividad degradada e inestable: El tráfico nacional de Internet sólo se recupera hasta ~50-60% de los niveles normales; los servicios VPN siguen siendo erráticos y poco fiables.* 28 de febrero de 2026 - Nuevo apagón durante las hostilidades: Tras los ataques aéreos de EE.UU. e Israel, el radar de Cloudflare confirma que el tráfico en Irán cae casi a cero, lo que indica un nuevo apagón forzado por el Estado.

  Irán

  • Inicio 8 enero 2026 16:30 UTC
  • Fin En curso
  • Duración total 71 days, 20 hours

junio 2025

• Pasados

  Apagón nacional

  Desde la mañana del viernes 13 de junio, Internet en Irán sufrió interrupciones y el Ministerio de Comunicaciones iraní anunció que estas restricciones eran temporales. Las mediciones muestran una nueva caída entre las 14:00 y las 20:00 del 17 de junio, seguida de un corte casi total a partir de las 12:50 UTC del 18 de junio. Hubo un aumento del tráfico a partir de las 03:00 UTC del 21 de junio, lo que indica un restablecimiento parcial del servicio. El servicio completo pareció restaurarse a partir de las 05:00 UTC del 25 de junio.

  Irán

  • Inicio 13 junio 2025 07:00 UTC
  • Fin 25 junio 2025 05:00 UTC
  • Duración total 11 days, 22 hours

noviembre 2023

• Pasados

  Apagón regional

  Provincia del Kurdistán

  An Internet shutdown occurred in the Kurdistan Province of Iran from around 12:00 to 14:30 local time. Reports indicate this coincided with the Iranian President's visit to the province. It's been over a year since the death of a young woman in police custody sparked protests across the country. Iranians in Kurdish cities have since faced periodic Internet disruptions, service blocking, and total shutdowns to 'quell' such protests or chances of protest. As we repeatedly write about on Pulse, Internet shutdowns harm a country’s economy and society.

  Irán

  • Inicio 2 noviembre 2023 12:00 UTC
  • Fin 2 noviembre 2023 14:30 UTC
  • Duración total 2 hours

septiembre 2023

• Pasados

  Apagón nacional

  Authorities in Iran is imposing Internet shutdowns in the Sistan and Baluchistan region on 29 September 2023. We have repeatedly written about Internet shutdowns in Iran on Pulse. Internet shutdowns cause great harm to a country’s economy and society.

  Irán

  • Inicio 29 septiembre 2023 07:00 UTC
  • Fin 29 septiembre 2023 10:00 UTC
  • Duración total 3 hours

marzo 2023

• Pasados

  Apagón regional

  Sistán y Baluchistán

  Internet connectivity was suspended in the Sistan and Baluchestan regions of Iran on Friday, 31 March. This follows similar shutdowns that have happened each Friday since xxx and reportedly coincide with Friday prayers and protests held at the same time. Internet shutdowns during protests or civil unrest impact citizens' ability to get accurate information from government sources when they need it most. It also becomes harder for citizens to contact family members and friends in other parts of the country or other countries.

  Irán

  • Inicio 31 marzo 2023 07:30 UTC
  • Fin 31 marzo 2023 10:30 UTC
  • Duración total 3 hours

enero 2023

• Pasados

  Apagón regional

  Internet services were suspended in several regions in Iran on 19 January. Reports later determined that the Internet had been deliberately suspended to allow the questions of the national University entrance exams to be distributed. The #KeepItOn coalition, of which the Internet Society is a member, urges authorities to abstain from implementing Internet shutdowns during exams, noting a lack of evidence demonstrating their impact on exam cheating.

  Irán

  • Inicio 19 enero 2023 04:30 UTC
  • Fin 19 enero 2023 08:00 UTC
  • Duración total 3 hours

diciembre 2022

• Pasados

  Apagón regional

  Kordestan

  Internet services were suspended in Kurdistan Province in Iran since the beginning of the #IranProtest from 17/12/2022 to 21/12/2022. Internet shutdowns during protests or civil unrest impact the ability of citizens to get accurate information from government sources when they need it most. It also becomes harder for citizens to contact family members and friends in other parts of the country, or in other countries.

  Irán

  • Inicio 17 diciembre 2022 21:00 UTC
  • Fin 21 diciembre 2022 04:45 UTC
  • Duración total 3 days, 7 hours

octubre 2022

• Pasados

  Apagón regional

  Kordestan

  Authorities shut down the Internet throughout Kurdish-majority cities and towns in Iran’s western provinces following further anti-government protests. The shutdown lasted 22 hours.Iranians have faced a wave of Internet disruptions, service blocking and total shutdowns since September 2022, following the death of a young woman in police custody which sparked protests across the country. Internet shutdowns during protests or civil unrest impact the ability of citizens to get accurate information from government sources when they need it most. It also becomes harder for citizens to contact family members and friends in other parts of the country, or in other countries.

  Irán

  • Inicio 26 octubre 2022 07:00 UTC
  • Fin 27 octubre 2022 05:00 UTC
  • Duración total 22 hours

septiembre 2022

• Pasados

  Apagón regional

  Sistán y Baluchistán

  Irán

  • Inicio 30 septiembre 2022 12:00 UTC
  • Fin 10 octubre 2022 00:00 UTC
  • Duración total 9 days, 12 hours
• Pasados

  Apagón nacional

  Iranians experienced multiple Internet disruptions over a 12-day period in September 2022, following the death of a young woman in police custody, which sparked protests across the country. Starting on 21 September, wide-scale disruptions were observed on mobile Internet providers’ networks with shutdowns occurring daily from noon to well into the evening.Access to a range of services and applications were blocked, including communication services WhatsApp, LinkedIn, Skype, and Instagram. Access to the Google Play Store and Apple App Store was limited in an attempt to hinder people from downloading Virtual Private Network (VPN) apps, which can help users circumvent blocking.The Open Observatory of Network Interference (OONI), which monitors global Internet censorship, reported an increase in incidents of blocking of DNS over HTTPS (DoH). DoH enables Internet users to bypass Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and government-controlled domain name services, helping them to avoid simple forms of blocking so they can stay online. Iranian officials stated that access to the Internet would be restricted until protests ceased.

  Irán

  • Inicio 21 septiembre 2022 15:50 UTC
  • Fin 3 octubre 2022 20:30 UTC
  • Duración total 12 days, 4 hours