ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Twitter has been restricted in Turkey on Wednesday, the Netblocks internet observatory said, two days after a major earthquake that has killed more than 11,500 people in ...
Access to Twitter has been restricted in Turkey, according to reports by an internet monitoring company as well as journalists and academics tracking the country’s response to the devastating ...
Turkey's Prime Minister has lashed out against Twitter by shutting down access to Google DNS and locking out Twitter's IP address. This is going just about as well as you'd expect. By Joel Hruska ...
This is reportedly the third time when Pakistan's Twitter account has been restricted to be viewed in India ... official ...
Turkish newspaper Sabah on Friday accused Twitter messaging platform of supporting opposition forces in the country''s upcoming general election scheduled for May 14 and creating accounts spreading ...
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This marks the third time that the account has been restricted in India ... Last year, Twitter in India banned official accounts of Pakistan Embassies in the United Nations, Turkey, Iran, and Egypt.
According to online data platfom Statista, 16.1 million people used Twitter in Turkey as of January 2022 ... The team were, however, hampered by restrictions from Twitter’s API (an interface ...
ISTANBUL, Feb 8 (Reuters) - Twitter has been restricted in Turkey on Wednesday, the Netblocks internet observatory said, two days after a major earthquake that has killed more than 11,500 people ...
Users of the platform including opposition figures and academics protested the move Istanbul: Twitter has been restricted in Turkey on Wednesday, the Netblocks internet observatory said ...
This is reportedly the third time when Pakistan's Twitter account has been restricted to be viewed in India ... official accounts of Pakistan Embassies in the United Nations, Turkey, Iran and Egypt.
