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Consequently, providers who do not open a representative office will be gradually sanctioned. The social media law came into force.
The social media law went into effect today. According to the law, which is more than 1 million users on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram companies such as opening an office in Turkey.
Gradual penalties will be imposed on those who do not open a representative office, ranging from fines to banning advertising, which can result in a narrowing of the band.
Violations of personal rights will also be sanctioned
Those whose personal rights have been violated will turn to the representative of social networks to remove inappropriate content or block access.
The representative must respond positively or negatively to the request within 48 hours at the latest. It is also the representative’s responsibility to publish a report every 6 months on the complaints.
An administrative fine of 5 million lire will be applied to those who do not comply with the obligation to respond, and 10 million lire to those who do not report.
Social networks that do not remove inappropriate content within 24 hours, despite the court decision, will be liable for damages.
The right to be forgotten is introduced with the social media law. Actions in which people are named and described as “an attack on personal rights” will not be seen in search engines.
The insult will also be punished
There will now be a penalty for swearing in a virtual environment. Spreading threats, harassment and fake news will not be as easy as before.
A regulation on the use of the Internet on mobile phones was also drawn up. Mobile phones will now have PORT registration as well as IP information. Separate information about users who access the Internet with the same IP address will be kept. In this way possible grievances will be avoided.
