Iran has lifted bans on popular foreign platforms such as WhatsApp and Google Play.
The decision comes amid broader discussions about digital freedoms and social policies in the Islamic Republic.
The easing of internet restrictions follows a September appeal by the United States for leading technology companies to help bypass online censorship in nations with heavy controls over the Internet, including Iran.
In a similar development, Iran has temporarily suspended the implementation of a controversial new hijab law that would have placed harsher restrictions on women’s dress code.