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Iran bans Google's Gmail
Updated On: 11 February, 2010 09:29 AM IST | | Agencies
Iran has banned Google's Gmail service from the country, saying that it was launching a state run alternative to the popular web-based email site that would "build trust between people and the government", the Wall Street Journal reported.
Iran has banned Google's Gmail service from the country, saying that it was launching a state run alternative to the popular web-based email site that would "build trust between people and the government", the Wall Street Journal reported.
The paper said Wednesday the move was announced by Iran's telecommunications agency, but that it was unclear whether it had yet had an effect on the availability of Gmail in Iran.
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