In this file photo illustration, a Twitter logo is displayed on a mobile phone on May 27, 2020, in Arlington, Virginia. Olivier DOULIERY / AFPA Russian court on Friday fined Twitter nearly $117,000 for failing to remove calls to opposition protests, as Moscow ramps up pressure against the US tech giant.
Last month, Russia’s media watchdog Roskomnadzor said it would draw up protocols demanding foreign social media platforms such as Twitter be fined for failing to delete the calls after it had warned them to do so. Twitter at the time said it was “deeply concerned by increased attempts to block and throttle online public conversation.”
NigeriaGov you see your mate?
Protest Is A Fundamental Human Rights Anywhere Anytime!
BMC warriors have bookmarked this for the day they will need it to defend a failed government.
If it was in the US, they would have shut down some people's accounts even if they did not directly call for protests.