Google has confirmed that the users in Iran have been bloced from accessing its HTTPS sites such as Gmail and YouTube.

According to an e-mail by the Google, the prevent has been in impact right since Feb 10 by Bloomberg. Unconfirmed reviews recommend that the Iranian govt made the decision to use such a ban after arriving across speculation that an anti-government demonstrate was being thought out for the thirty-third anniversary of the Iranian

Due to this prevent, all secured sites based on the HTTPS method will now be unavailable to the nation's public. This means that no Myspace, no Google, no financial sites for the Iranian Online customers until and unless the Govt believes it is secure to give up the ban.

The Iranian govt has evidently also made it compulsory for internet cafe owners to set up monitoring camcorders as well as record all their customers' encounters. According to Iran's state-run Mehr news organization, as many as 30 million of the nation's Online customers are currently incapable to access their social networking and email options such as Myspace, Facebook, Gmail and Hotmail etc.