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1. edition.cnn.com › 2023/02/08 › techTwitter access in Turkey is restored, according to network...

   edition.cnn.com › 2023/02/08 › tech

   9 lut 2023 · Access to Twitter has been restored in Turkey, according to internet monitoring company Netblocks. “The restoration comes after authorities held a meeting with Twitter to ‘remind Twitter of...

2. twitter.com › cnn_turkcnnturk (@cnn_turk) - Twitter

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   27 sie 2010 · The latest Tweets from cnnturk (@cnn_turk)

3. twitter.com › cnn_trCNN Türk (@cnn_tr) - Twitter

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   15 sty 2014 · Hover over the profile pic and click the Following button to unfollow any account.

4. www.cnn.com › 2014/03/20 › worldTurkish PM vows to ‘eradicate’ Twitter, users see service ... -...

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   21 mar 2014 · Hours after Turkey’s prime minister vowed to “eradicate” Twitter, Turkish Internet users began to experience widespread disruptions Thursday while trying to access the popular social...

5. twitter.com › CNN__Turk@CNN__Turk | X

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6. edition.cnn.com › 2014/04/02 › worldTurkish court tells government: Restore Twitter access | CNN

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   2 kwi 2014 · A Turkish court ruled Wednesday that the country’s ban on Twitter violates the right to free expression and demanded that citizens’ access to the popular microblogging service be restored.

7. balkaninsight.com › 2023/12/20 › turkey-blocked-487-accounts-3940-tweets-on-x-inTurkey Blocked 487 Accounts, 3,940 Tweets, on X in 2022: Report

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   20 gru 2023 · New report says Turkish courts blocked thousands of posts and hundreds of accounts on X (Twitter) in 2022, mostly on national security grounds or citing violations of personal rights.