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Are VPNs legal in Turkey? Yes, using a VPN is legal in Turkey. While Turkey began taking steps to block access to Tor and VPN services late last year, it is not illegal to actually use one.
- Why is VPN banned in Turkey?
- How do I get a VPN in Turkey?
- Which sites are blocked in Turkey?
- Is WhatsApp banned in Turkey 2022?
Why is VPN banned in Turkey?
Turkey. VPNs are legal in Turkey, but their use is restricted. The Turkish government have been restricting VPN use since 2016, justifying the crackdown as necessary to protect national security and to 'fight terrorism'. 10 VPN providers were blocked in Turkey in 2016, alongside the Tor Network.
How do I get a VPN in Turkey?
Start by signing up with a VPN service provider that has servers in Turkey — we recommend NordVPN. Go to the VPN website's download page, download the file and install the VPN on your device. Launch the VPN app and look for the server list. Search for and connect to a server in Turkey.
Which sites are blocked in Turkey?
Turkey's internet, which has 42.3 million active users, holds a 'Not Free' ranking in Freedom House's index. Turkish government has constantly blocked websites like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Wikipedia. According to Twitter's transparency report, Turkey leads in social media censorship.
Is WhatsApp banned in Turkey 2022?
Will my Whatsapp account be banned if I use it in Turkey with a VPN? This is extremely unlikely. WhatsApp has actually exempted users in Turkey from having to accept its data-sharing policy, which certainly implies that Turkish users are still welcome on the service.
