The infrastructure key and network management of mobile operators are under the control of the Ministry of Intelligence and the Intelligence Organization of the IRGC.سپاه

Ahmad Rastin, the spokesperson for the Cultural Commission of the Parliament, discussed the lack of trust in domestic messaging apps and said: "How is it that all our information and data end up in the hands of foreign servers, the Mossad network, the CIA, etc., and yet we are supposed to feel better about our internal security agencies? This is really bad."

According to Rastin, "Even intelligence systems cannot access users' private information on these platforms without going through very difficult legal procedures." He added, "Any unauthorized access to individuals' data and personal information is a crime."

Abdollah Abdi - Abdi Media:

It seems that this revolutionary parliament representative either truly does not understand or is deliberately ignoring the facts.

Mr. Super-Revolutionary Representative of the Revolutionary Parliament,

Even mobile operators have their network infrastructure and management keys under the control of the #Ministry_of_Intelligence.

In such a way that, in some cases, even they do not have access to certain services, like the content of text messages, let alone any software that should have its access key controlled by the Ministry of Intelligence and the Intelligence Organization of the IRGC.

This is explicitly stated in the contracts for establishing operators provided by the Communications Regulatory Authority to applicants. Surely you remember or are aware of the cases of operators like Turkcell, Zain, and Etisalat?

Go investigate why people trust foreign software and are willing to give them all their private information, but do not trust you and domestic software?