For years, the Iranian regime has relied on controlling bandwidth, filtering traffic, and shutting down the internet to silence people during critical moments. But decentralized infrastructure changes the equation. It creates a network that cannot be easily blocked, throttled, or controlled.
By increasing the capacity of VPN services like Psiphon and deploying scalable tools such as Conduit, we help millions of Iranians access the open internet freely and safely. When installation becomes simple and accessible, ordinary users — even those with minimal technical knowledge — gain the power to bypass censorship without cost or complexity.
Every decentralized server becomes a doorway to truth. Every additional gigabyte of capacity becomes a shield against surveillance. Every connection becomes a voice that cannot be silenced.
This approach is especially powerful during partial shutdowns, when even limited connectivity can protect people’s communication, allow them to share vital information, and keep them connected to the world. By distributing these systems widely, we create a network that is harder to track, harder to block, and impossible to fully shut down.
This is how we help the people of Iran: by giving them the tools to stay connected, stay informed, and stay safe — even under the pressure of a dictatorship.
Decentralized servers are not just machines. They are lifelines. They are small pieces of freedom, multiplied across a nation that refuses to be silenced.
With every server we deploy, we strengthen the path toward a free and open Iran.