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NetFreedom Pioneers' Toosheh system delivers curated data bundles into Iran via free-to-air satellite TV signals, bypassing government internet shutdowns. By piggybacking data onto MPEG transport streams, it allows anyone with a satellite dish to receive gigabytes of uncensored news, software, and educational content without leaving traceable logs. During Iran's January 2026 internet blackout — one of the most severe ever recorded — Toosheh distributed opposition statements, first-aid guides, and anticensorship tools. The system uses RAID-like redundancy to combat terrestrial jamming, scaling redundancy from 5% to 25-30% during active interference. Operating costs run tens of thousands of dollars monthly, funded by private donors after U.S. State Department funding ended in 2025. NFP is also developing intelligent content curation, local Wi-Fi redistribution features, and a similar satellite education system for Afghanistan.