According to Milat, following coordinated efforts by the Communications Directorate, the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office imposed an access ban on 111 X accounts reported to have made "manipulative stock market posts" on social media.…
Source spectrumStateStatePro-governmentPro-govIndependentIndep.OppositionOpp.ForeignForeignMilat19 Sept, 21:01Manipülatif borsa paylaşımı yapan hesaplara engel
On September 16, an access block was applied to 22 more X accounts, including those of journalists İrfan Değirmenci and Şirin Payzın and soL Haber, as well as women's organizations. The blocks, ongoing since September 12, have so far covered 419 accounts.…
Source spectrumStateStatePro-governmentPro-govIndependentIndep.OppositionOpp.ForeignForeignBianet7th to publish the story16 Sept, 20:49419 hesaba parça parça engel: LGBTİ+'larla başlayan yasaklar gazeteciler ve kadın örgütlerine uzandıDikenFirst to publish the story16 Sept, 16:44Aralarında İrfan Değirmenci ve Şirin Payzın'ın da olduğu X hesaplarına erişim engeliSerbestiyet6th to publish the story16 Sept, 19:17Bugün erişime engellenenler: İrfan Değirmenci’den Şirin Payzın’a, komünistlerden Troçkistlere +2 Bianet · 7th to publish the story Serbestiyet · 6th to publish the story Evrensel2nd to publish the story16 Sept, 17:05İrfan Değirmenci, Şirin Payzın, soL Haber ve kadın örgütlerinin hesaplarına erişim engeliEuronews Türkçe4th to publish the story16 Sept, 18:50Erişim engelleri devam ediyor: Şirin Payzın ve İrfan Değirmenci dahil 22 X hesabı daha engellendiDW Türkçe5th to publish the story16 Sept, 19:03Türkiye'de LGBTİ+ operasyonu: Erişim engellerinin kapsamı genişliyorIndependent Türkçe3rd to publish the story16 Sept, 17:36Gazeteciler Şirin Payzın ve İrfan Değirmeci’nin X hesaplarına erişim engellendi +2 DW Türkçe · 5th to publish the story Independent Türkçe · 3rd to publish the story
Where reports differ
Independent and opposition-leaning press Diken, Bianet and Evrensel, citing İFÖD, emphasized that the accounts had not yet been made invisible from Türkiye by X, and that it had not been disclosed under which judicial order the blocks were issued.
Foreign press Euronews Turkish wrote that 22 accounts had been made invisible from Türkiye, while DW Turkish, citing İFÖD's announcement, reported that some of the accounts had been made invisible.