Iran's Internet police warn govt of Instagram ban

November 11, 2014 23:37

A body tasked with policing the Internet laid down a two-month deadline today for Iran's government to regularise the use of Instagram or access to the site would be blocked.

Iranian authorities regularly block Twitter, Facebook and other social networking sites considered damaging to the values of the Islamic republic.

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