# OSINT
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Blinded in the Sky: Why Planet Labs is Cutting the Feed on the Iran Conflict
Planet Labs has suspended satellite imagery of Iran conflict zones under U.S. government pressure, effectively ending a period of open-source transparency. The move follows high-stakes military incidents in the region and signals a return to state-controlled information narratives.
Eyes in the Sky Go Dark: Washington Reasserts Shutter Control Over Private Satellites
Planet Labs has indefinitely halted satellite imagery services for Iran and Middle East conflict zones following a direct request from the U.S. government. The move aims to protect military assets from adversarial exploitation, signaling a retreat from the open-source intelligence era during times of high-stakes conflict.
Digital Breadcrumbs: How a Morning Jog Compromised a Carrier’s Cloak of Secrecy
A commentary by Chinese military media warns that fitness trackers and GPS data from routine exercise are exposing the locations and movement patterns of aircraft carriers. The report emphasizes the urgent need for 'digital hygiene' as mundane civilian technology becomes a primary source of intelligence leaks for modern navies.
Mossad Appeals Directly to Iranians During Strikes, Seeking Footage and Support to 'Restore Glory'
During Israeli strikes on Iran on February 28, Mossad used its Persian Telegram channel to call on Iranian citizens for photos and videos to support operations and help "restore" Iran's former glory. The public appeal merges open‑source intelligence gathering with information operations, raising risks for contributors and increasing the likelihood of Iranian countermeasures and domestic crackdowns.