But Turkey blocking acces to certain content is not the same as removing the content (which is what Bluesky does when they honour a request).
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But now they are not targeting the person posting it, they are targeting the platform it is posted to. If we let them they can censor ~~the whole internet~~ Bluesky.
Can Turkey ask for any account/post to be banned regardless of where a post was written? For example, if I were to register there and called Erdogan a dictator who suppresses the Turks by breaking down the media and justice system and he is taking political prisoners; could he then ask BlueSky to get my account removed because i'm breaking a law in Turkey even though I am not in Turkey? That sounds totally crazy. Like from now on you can make laws on your citizens, your lands and all of the internet? What the fu. e: typo
No offense but I think your effort is wasted on the people (already) here.
On the one hand it is crazy, on the other hand I suppose you don't even need that many 'policemen' on the interwebs to clean it up compared to the amount of (secret) policemen you need to keep the physical country 'clean'.
Well this is actually a sensor and not an implant, but I also would need to trust the makers before I put this on my head.
I was referring only to why western governments are holding on to Israel, the fact there are also Jews protesting Israel doesn't seem to mean much to them. But I'm not saying this is the only reason, just wanted to say it is not only because Israel is a military partner in the middle east.
If you browse my comments to other posts you'd easily see I'm not on Israel's side buddy
I'm not expecting to 'win the fight', but I'm not gonna stop answering because people think I'm payed by Israel or something. I upvote this guy's posts on news about Gaza regularly but he treats me as an enemy from my first comment. Just wanted to provide context but it is clearly not appreciated.
The police [will] use any excuse to suppress people
Maybe in your country, here the police is not considered an enemy of the people in general. Not speaking for all of them and definitely not the guys in the video.
by claiming the protestors are even doing any bad
You don't understand, my point is that the guys doing the bad thing are not part of the group of protesters.
I didn't suggest anything and if you don't mind a company earning money with your data I'm not gonna stop you.
There is a lot of people who don't know that sites collect data even if you don't click any links. I like it when people make a well-informed decision and didn't know you were aware of that. You can overcome that by blocking trackers, hiding your IP and removing cookies after a visit. I'd much sooner getting tools to do that then declaring certain sites off-limits.
You get it, they'll just do what they did with torrents and p2p networks. /s