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Iran’s New Antivirus App: A Cybersecurity Savior or Surveillance Nightmare?
Iran’s new mobile antivirus, Farez, promises cyber peace of mind. But, some fear it’s just a Trojan horse for government surveillance. Like a breakfast burrito with a dash of paranoia, Farez is stirring up controversy in the Land of the Persians. Can you really trust…
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Oh, Iran, you're always full of surprises. This time, it's your new antivirus app, Farez, that's turning heads. But, not for the reasons you might think. Instead of being hailed as a breakthrough in cybersecurity, people are worried it's just another fancy tool for surveillance and censorship. But hey, who doesn't love a good dose of paranoia with their morning coffee, right?Already a member? Log in here