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4:40Now PlayingThis is a TYTNation submission where TechPolitics discusses MIT student hackers, Iran and their plans to build their own internet, and a virus that could affect hundreds of internet users. The FBI as suggests that users visit DCWG.org to find out if they are infected with this virus, and learn how to protect themselves from this coming "domesday" on July 9th. Iran has described it's plans to create its own, "clean" and "countrywide internet," while cutting off acces to the worldwide web. The Iranian government views the internet as a threat to their existence, because as we all know, the real internet "promotes crime, disunity, unhealthy moral content, and atheism." Finally, MIT students hackers were able to turn a building into a giant tetris game! Let us know what you think in the comments below.
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