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Linking to Facebook is a Crime in Iran

Written byFarid

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Posted 12 February 2013 18:14 GMT

According to [fa] Iranian media, linking to filtered social networking sites such as Facebook and Google+ can be considered a crime under the “computer crimes law”. Read more on the “Law of Computer Crimes” here.

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