France Intends to Suspend Social Networks to Prevent Looting in the Midst of Protests
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The authorities are once again on alert after the new mobilization on Saturday, October 24, called by the ‘yellow vests’.
The Minister of the Interior proposes to restrict access to platforms such as TikTok and Snapchat to curb the dissemination of data on police movements.
Restriction of networks is one of the possibilities of the Government, which has already ordered partial curfews in several of the most populous cities in the country (Paris, Marseille, Lyon and Nice).
France is considering suspending social media to prevent looters from organizing. For now, it is a possibility, although the government admits that this suppression could only be done "under very specific conditions," as expressed by the French Interior Minister, Laurent Nuñez.
Yellow vests call for new demonstrations next Saturday
The French Minister of the Interior, Laurent Nuñez, acknowledged this Wednesday that the suspension of social networks to prevent looters from organizing is a possibility, although he assumed that a possible suspension could only be carried out "under very specific conditions".
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