When Traditional Networks Go Dark, What's Left?



Inside Iran right now, people are risking everything just to share what's happening. One person managed to break through using satellite internet—literally one of the last lifelines for getting uncensored information out.

What did they report? Violence on the ground. Live ammunition. The kind of reality that doesn't make it through conventional channels.

This moment exposes something Web3 communities have always talked about: when centralized systems fail or get controlled, decentralized alternatives become lifelines. Whether it's satellite networks bypassing blackouts or peer-to-peer communication networks—the infrastructure matters when stakes are highest.
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SeasonedInvestorvip
· 7h ago
Wow, this is real. Let's review together. Centralized networks are just decorations; we have to rely on Starlink for rescue.
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OnchainDetectivevip
· 7h ago
Satellite networks bypass censorship... This detail is interesting. Based on on-chain data and information flow tracking, Iran's communication blacklist issue should have long been a cause for concern.
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GasFeePhobiavip
· 7h ago
Satellite networks... are really the lifesaver at critical moments.
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