Turkish users of Twitter, including the country's president, have flouted a block on the social media platform by using text messaging services or disguising the location of their computers to continue posting messages on the
site. In what many Twitter users in Turkey called a "digital coup", Telecom
regulators enforced four court orders to restrict access to Twitter on
Thursday night, just hours after the prime minister, Recep Tayyip
Erdogan, vowed to "eradicate" the microblogging platform in an election speech.
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