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Authorities in Iran, following the recent multiple bombings, have banned the import and use of Motorola smartphones and pagers

Iran has banned the import and use of Motorola devices

Iranian authorities have banned the import and use of Motorola smartphones and pagers.

This happened after numerous explosions of communication devices in Lebanon. This is reported by the Indian edition of Republic World.

Citing security concerns, all smartphones, and pagers of the American brand Motorola will be banned in Iran.

They cannot be registered in the country’s telecommunications networks. The country’s online stores are already adhering to the new regulations.

Banned Motorola cell phones are displayed as no on websites and other online platforms.

Earlier, it was reported that Iran’s ambassador to Lebanon lost one eye and seriously damaged the other as a result of a pager explosion.

After a series of explosions in Iran, he was urgently evacuated to Tehran for treatment.

 

ua-stena.info

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