Decision to Block Access to 30 Social Media Accounts in Afyonkarahisar
As a result of virtual patrol operations by law enforcement units, thirty accounts that endangered the safety of children and made crime-inciting posts were shut down.
Following virtual patrols and inspections conducted by the Anti-Cyber Crimes Branch teams, access was blocked to thirty social media accounts that made posts threatening public order and endangering the safety of children.
Virtual Patrols and Inspections
The Anti-Cyber Crimes Branch teams conducted operations targeting content on the internet that could negatively affect public order and individual safety.
Posts containing aggression and extremism were identified during virtual patrols and reviews conducted on social media platforms.
Safety of Children and Young People
During the investigations, it was determined that the posts from the relevant accounts directly threatened the safety of children and young people.
Furthermore, it was established that the content in question was of a nature that could lead to crime and disrupt public peace.
Access Blocking Decision
Following comprehensive efforts, a decision was made to block access to a total of thirty accounts and pages in order to protect public security.
Law enforcement units emphasized that the fight against harmful content will be continued resolutely.
Continuous Security Efforts
Law enforcement units announced that operations will continue on a 24/7 basis in order to ensure digital security and combat activities constituting crimes.