Facebook and Twitter accessible a few hours in Iran

A breeze of freedom in social networks in Iran released the confusion, in the Islamic Republic.

During the night, the Iranians were able to connect Internet users to Facebook and Twitter, normally banned in the country of the Ayatollahs.

But it was little Sun lasts: a few hours later, social networks were again inaccessible from the Islamic Republic.

In reality, no one knows what happened during these few hours of freedom.

Officially, say those responsible for the internet, in Tehran, was a "technical problem". But some people speculate about the fact that this binary window have been a form of spying who uses social networks and what it says.

The irony is that, in a country where Facebook and Twitter are prohibited, several Ministers have account in these networks. Ditto when it comes to own paramount chief, Ayatollah Ali Khomenei.

There were even those who think that the new moderate President, Hassan Rohani, had liberalized the access.

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