Turkey Blocks Instagram, Accuses Platform of 'Digital Fascism'

Government officials meet with Instagram representatives to discuss compliance and reinstatement of service.

Instagram access in Turkey was blocked on August 2, affecting millions of users and businesses.
The ban followed accusations that Instagram censored posts related to the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh.
President Erdogan criticized social media platforms for allegedly suppressing Palestinian voices.
Turkish businesses face significant financial losses due to the platform freeze, with daily e-commerce revenue impacted.
Negotiations between Turkish officials and Instagram are ongoing, but no resolution has been reached yet.