The number of **Starlink users in Iran** has surpassed **100,000**, significantly increasing amid government internet restrictions.
This spike follows the **Woman, Life, Freedom movement** and highlights the public's resistance to online censorship following the death of **Mahsa Amini**.
The Iranian government has **blocked major platforms** and sought to exclude the country from satellite internet coverage.
Despite being **banned in Iran**, Starlink offers a means to bypass censorship, making it a popular choice among Iranians.
Experts suggest that **further government restrictions** may occur in response to the surge in Starlink usage, likely provoking public protests.