Except twitter has policies in place for exactly this situation: "How do I report that my private information is posted on Twitter?" https://support.twitter.co

Except twitter has policies in place for exactly this situation: "How do I report that my private information is posted on Twitter?" https://support.twitter.com/groups/56-policies-violations/topics/238-report-a-violation/articles/20169993-reporting-private-information-posted-on-twitter# https://support.twitter.com/groups/56-policies-violations/to... and "reporting abusive behavior" https://support.twitter.com/groups/56-policies-violations/topics/238-report-a-violation/articles/20169998-reporting-abusive-behavior# https://support.twitter.com/groups/56-policies-violations/to... and "How to make an emergency disclosure request", followed by "requests from non-us law enforcement": https://support.twitter.com/groups/56-policies-violations/topics/238-report-a-violation/articles/41949-guidelines-for-law-enforcement#13 https://support.twitter.com/groups/56-policies-violations/to... The problem is that there is no evidence that such a case even happened and even if it did, that they notified twitter and asked them to take it down. On the flipside, it's too much of a coincidence that this happened 10 days before the local elections, and almost immediately after the PM said he would eradicate twitter. ---------------------- edit: Also, I don't have the time to translate from turkish but it seems that the court that ordered the site blocked was officially taken off duty two weeks before this event even happened. https://twitter.com/av_akinatalay/status/446792494907686912/photo/1 https://twitter.com/av_akinatalay/status/446792494907686912/... order from the government's official newspaper, taking "heavy crimes" (e.g. terrorism) courts off duty https://twitter.com/av_akinatalay/status/446783831254003712/photo/1 https://twitter.com/av_akinatalay/status/446783831254003712/... twitter takedown notice showing that the court which ordered this was appointed due to the TMK (law to combat terror) article #10, and this should have been shut down already It's dubious that this court case even happened!