Serverless-for-Iran: Update descriptions

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# Serverless for Iran # Serverless for Iran
bypass censorship using fragment and noise. Bypass censorship using TCP/TLS fragment and UDP noises.
it doesn't change the IP, so it is not suitable for anonymity. It doesn't change your local IP, so it is not suitable for anonymity.
# Serverless with MitM-Domain-Fronting for Iran (Xray-core v25.2.21+) # Serverless with MitM-Domain-Fronting for Iran (Xray-core v25.2.21+)
same as "serverless for Iran" but using h2c(doh domain fronting) for dns and MitM for these services that support domain fronting: Same as "Serverless for Iran" but use "DoH h2c + domain fronting" for DNS and MitM for these services that support domain fronting:
* youtube * YouTube
* x * X
* reddit * Reddit
* meta (facebook, instagram, ...) * Meta (Facebook, Instagram, ...)
(This list will be updated) (This list will be updated)
you need a self-signed-certificate: you can create with "./xray tls cert -ca -file=mycert" command. **Requires a self-signed-certificate: You can create it using "./xray tls cert -ca -file=mycert" command.**
also, the certificate must be imported into "Trusted-Root-Certification-Authorities" of system/browser.
**Also, the certificate must be imported into "Trusted-Root-Certification-Authorities" of system/browser.**

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// Serverless for Iran v1 // Serverless for Iran v1
// Xray-core v25.2.21+ // Xray-core v25.2.21+
// Bypass censorship using TCP/TLS fragment and UDP noises.
// It doesn't change your local IP, so it is not suitable for anonymity.
{ {
"log": { "log": {

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// Serverless with MitM-Domain-Fronting for Iran v1 // Serverless with MitM-Domain-Fronting for Iran v1
// Xray-core v25.2.21+ // Xray-core v25.2.21+
// Requires a self-signed-certificate: you can create it using "./xray tls cert -ca -file=mycert" command // Requires a self-signed-certificate: You can create it using "./xray tls cert -ca -file=mycert" command.
// also, the certificate must be imported into "Trusted-Root-Certification-Authorities" of system/browser // Also, the certificate must be imported into "Trusted-Root-Certification-Authorities" of system/browser.
{ {