Iran blocks Gmail after court order

September 26, 2012 13:39

The government of Iran has blocked Internet search giant Google's Gmail service, following a court order to bar access to it.

Iran's Telecommunications Minister Reza Taghipour claimed Gmail had not observed Iranian law.

State media quoted Taghipour as saying that if the court changes its decision, his ministry will lift its block on Gmail.

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