Turkey Expands Social Media Monitoring, Reviewing 600,000 Accounts in 2025 - Turkish Minute
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Turkey expands social media monitoring, reviewing 600,000 accounts in 2025 - Turkish Minute
Turkey’s police and gendarmerie reviewed more than 600,000 social media accounts in 2025, identifying over 210,000 users for referral or further action, according to annual activity reports released by the two agencies, the BirGün daily reported. The National Police Department reviewed 257,481 accounts as part of what it calls “virtual patrol” activities. Police identified the […]
The 2025 reports of the Security and Gendarmerie revealed the extent of the audit on social media. While 600 thousand 180 accounts were examined, judicial proceedings were initiated on 210 thousand 234 users.
The police and gendarmerie examined more than 600,000 social media accounts in 2025. Thousands of people were detained in the investigations that were launched.
Social Media Balance Sheet for 2025: Hundreds of Thousands of Accounts Examined, Thousands Detained.
In 2025, the police and gendarmerie's monitoring of social media accounts reached a remarkable level. Over 600,000 accounts were examined, and legal proceedings were initiated against more than 210,000 individuals. Thousands were taken into custody.
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