Service / country evidence
Is Gemini blocked
in Iran?
The source result for gemini.google.com. Network evidence and provider restrictions stay separate.
Selected domain / Iran
Gemini
gemini.google.com
Raw reachability score
A responding domain or CDN edge does not prove signup, API access, model inference or availability for every user.
- Source evidence count
- 150
- Reported method(s)
- No methods supplied
- Provider restriction flag
- true
Vendor geo-restriction: the provider does not serve this country, so the service is unavailable. A CDN edge may still be network-reachable (see network_reachability_score) — that is not the same as the service working.
- Read checked
- 2026-09-09T03:23:10.524Z
- Response generated
- 2026-09-09T03:23:10.498020Z
- Last observation
- Not reported
Source state and exact JSON
Response generation and cache time do not establish when a domain was last measured.
Vendor geo-restriction: the provider does not serve this country, so the service is unavailable. A CDN edge may still be network-reachable (see network_reachability_score) — that is not the same as the service working.
- stale / stale_known
- not reported / not reported
- Cache / partial
- not reported / not reported
- Invalid or duplicate entries omitted
- 0
Confidence, original provider reference and raw fields
Source confidence: 1. The implementation derives this heuristic from record count and stored evidence confidence. It is not a calibrated probability of censorship, and it is never calculated as 1 minus reachability here.
The original site's undated provider list flags Google in Iran. That list has no per-entry date or policy citation. It does not override this source read or establish current account eligibility. Check the provider’s current product information ↗
{
"accessibilityScore": 0.6733,
"blockingMethod": null,
"checkedAt": "2026-09-09T03:23:10.498020Z",
"confidence": 1,
"country": "IR",
"countryName": "Iran",
"domain": "gemini.google.com",
"evidenceCount": 150,
"methods": [],
"status": "blocked",
"network_reachability_score": 0.6733,
"vendor_geo_restricted": true,
"note": "Vendor geo-restriction: the provider does not serve this country, so the service is unavailable. A CDN edge may still be network-reachable (see network_reachability_score) — that is not the same as the service working."
}Read this result carefully.
A classified network signal describes the retrieved source sample. It is not a guarantee for every ISP, account or app feature. A provider restriction can coexist with a responding domain; a source policy flag does not prove government blocking.
The source combines retained evidence with seven-day probe records. Its response time is not the latest observation date. Unknown, unavailable, zero and partial results remain distinct. Source confidence is a heuristic, not a calibrated probability.
The original context.
The complete, distinct editorial text from this guide is preserved below. It is undated source commentary, not a fresh verification of provider policy, cause, reliability or account eligibility.
The situation
Iran filters many Google properties, and Gemini’s regional availability is limited. Reachability is frequently partial.
How the original guide reads a verdict
A "partial" verdict means inconsistent measured reachability — sometimes loads, often fails — typical of throttling layered on top of provider limits.
The source may overlay a vendor policy onto its status. A low domain score or a method label alone does not prove the cause claimed in historical commentary. Use the explicit source fields above.
Alternatives described in the original guide
- Circumvention tooling to a supported region.
- Reachability tends to drop during filtering escalations.
These are preserved descriptions, not new guarantees of reliable access. Network reachability does not remove provider eligibility or account restrictions.
Source-led citation
Keep the context.
Cite the canonical guide, exact domain and country, source response and access date. Missing observation dates remain missing. Voidly-original research is CC BY 4.0; upstream measurements retain their own terms.