The world's richest person has been asked a number of times on Twitter if he can provide the broadband service to Iran. Now he has shared how he plans to do it.
Mahsa Amini, 22, was being held by the country's morality police for not wearing an Islamic headscarf, or hijab, to cover her hair.Police insist she died from a heart attack, but her family said she had no history of heart problems and that she had suffered bruising to her legs.
A third day of demonstrations on Monday saw security forces open fire on protesters in her home town, the city of Saqez, in Iran's Kurdish region - claiming the lives of two people. A further two died in the town of Divandarreh from"direct fire", according to human rights group, Hengaw, with 15 injured and a fifth killed in Dehgolan, also in the Kurdish region.
Netblocks said the internet was out for more than three hours in the region, along with outages in Tehran and other Iranian cities since Friday.
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