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Access to 184 Accounts Blocked as Part of Obscenity Investigation!

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Access to 184 social media accounts and internet connections was blocked within the scope of the obscenity investigation conducted by the Istanbul Public Prosecutor's Office. Among the accounts that were restricted access were well-known names on social media.
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As part of an obscenity investigation conducted by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, a decision was made to block access to 184 social media accounts and their content deemed to contain obscene material. The Istanbul 1st Magistrates' Court also ruled that the content in question must be removed from publication.

·Türkiye
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As part of the obscenity investigation conducted by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, a decision was made to block access to 184 social media accounts deemed to contain obscene content.

·Beyoğlu, Türkiye
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184 accounts and links were closed in the obscenity investigation in Istanbul. Those who want to enter the accounts of well-known names are shown a warning stating that the blocking was requested by the Head of Cybersecurity.

·Ankara, Türkiye
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In the investigation conducted by the Istanbul Public Prosecutor's Office into obscene content on social media, access denial was issued for 184 accounts and internet connections.

As part of an obscenity investigation conducted under the instruction of the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, access to the accounts of 184 social media influencers has been blocked. Among those whose accounts have been blocked are Esra Rabia Ünal, Fidan Atalay, and Elif Karaaslan.

Access to 184 social media accounts and internet connections was blocked within the scope of the obscenity investigation conducted by the Istanbul Public Prosecutor's Office. Among the accounts that were restricted access were well-known names on social media.

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Haber7 broke the news on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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