> Why wouldn't the Iranian government just use its own ip space for the censorship message? IP addresses are expensive if you're not the US. Also they might be

> Why wouldn't the Iranian government just use its own ip space for the censorship message? IP addresses are expensive if you're not the US. Also they might be reusing a standard corporate filtering product that expects to be deployed on a private network (and in a way, that's what the Iranian internet is).