Irán considera cobrar tasas por los cables submarinos de internet en el estrecho de Ormuz

Irán está evaluando una propuesta para cobrar tasas por los cables submarinos de internet que pasan a través del estrecho de Ormuz. El plan también podría limitar las reparaciones de los cables exclusivamente a empresas iraníes.

La medida apunta a enlaces vitales que transportan el tráfico global de datos, incluidos servicios como chats de WhatsApp, carretes de Instagram, entregas de Amazon y transmisiones de Netflix. Los funcionarios están debatiendo las tarifas en medio de las tensiones actuales con Estados Unidos e Israel, donde actualmente se mantiene un frágil alto el fuego.

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