Discord Ban in Turkey

The Turkish government cited multiple concerns leading to Discord's ban:

* Suspicion of "child sexual abuse and obscenity" crimes committed on the platform, according to Justice Minister Yilmaz Tunc[1][2]
* Discord's refusal to share user information, including IP addresses and content, with Turkish authorities[3]
* Difficulty in monitoring and intervening when illegal content is shared due to Discord's structure[3][2]

The ban followed public outrage over the murder of two young women in Istanbul, with some Discord users reportedly praising the crime[1][4]. This incident intensified calls for stricter regulation of online platforms in Turkey.

Citations:
[1] Turkey Blocks Discord Over Refusal To Share User Data https://themedialine.org/mideast-daily-news/turkey-blocks-discord-over-refusal-to-share-user-data/
[2] Turkey blocks Discord messaging platform https://www.dw.com/en/turkey-blocks-discord-messaging-platform/a-70445259
[3] Turkey and Russia ban Discord | GamesIndustry.biz https://www.gamesindustry.biz/turkey-and-russia-ban-discord
[4] Turkey Blocks Access to Discord Over Child Safety Concerns https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-10-09/turkey-blocks-access-to-discord-over-child-safety-concerns