Topic: Bitcoin Services is not Affected by Turkey Restricting Internet Access (Read 389 times)
October 11, 2016, 04:35:58 PM
Bitcoins will xplode!! u up up upup
October 11, 2016, 03:53:02 PM
turkey very stressfull country. i guess reason coup cases about, We live in the capitalist system. Economy is everything. Therefore, first of all, after correcting the economy, it is necessary to advance this economy in a sound political policy, so the second one is economical.
October 10, 2016, 04:43:20 PM
I guess the share of Turkey in BTC transactions is minimal. If they can ban social networks, it's clear they can hurt BTC. Hopefully, Turks will still be able to travel to Greece or Bulgaria to to enjoy BTC.
There's nothing good to expect from Erdogan.
There's nothing good to expect from Erdogan.
October 10, 2016, 03:33:42 PM
Turkey government earlier blocked main social networks like Facebook, Twitter or Youtube and news sites. Last time they tried it was on July, when army tried to make revoliution.
But I can't imagine how they could block bitcoin services. There are no one or few services which they can block. There are many services and number of it is growing day by day. But if they will block few most popular services: well, people aren't stupid (especially who are using bitcoin) and they will find ways how to reach and use bitcoin services.
But I can't imagine how they could block bitcoin services. There are no one or few services which they can block. There are many services and number of it is growing day by day. But if they will block few most popular services: well, people aren't stupid (especially who are using bitcoin) and they will find ways how to reach and use bitcoin services.
October 10, 2016, 01:59:16 PM
Turkey Aims To Control The Internet, several major Turkish ISPs have adhered to implementing this online blockade: TTNet, Turkcell, and Uydunet are three of the country’s’ largest ISPS, all of whom restricted access to these services.
The Turkish government can't block Bitcoin. Even the most restrictive regimes can't block bitcoin. It's only a few bytes to send a bitcoin trasnaction and it can be cloacked in infinite ways (email, youtube, postal mail..)Oh, yeah, I know it! Russian government, too, tries to ban the Bitcoin, but still trading volumes only increases
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.16513156 
October 10, 2016, 12:08:14 PM
Turkey Aims To Control The Internet, several major Turkish ISPs have adhered to implementing this online blockade: TTNet, Turkcell, and Uydunet are three of the country’s’ largest ISPS, all of whom restricted access to these services.
The Turkish government can't block Bitcoin. Even the most restrictive regimes can't block bitcoin. It's only a few bytes to send a bitcoin trasnaction and it can be cloacked in infinite ways (email, youtube, postal mail..) October 10, 2016, 12:04:05 PM
It may only be a matter of time until the government turns its attention towards Bitcoin services.
Turkey Aims To Control The Internet, several major Turkish ISPs have adhered to implementing this online blockade: TTNet, Turkcell, and Uydunet are three of the country’s’ largest ISPS, all of whom restricted access to these services.
Smaller providers may still be able to access these services, although that may only be a matter of time.
A bigger question is whether or not the Turkish government will block access to Bitcoin platforms in the future.
https://bitcoints.com/bitcoin-services-is-not-affected-by-turkey-restricting-internet-access/
Turkey Aims To Control The Internet, several major Turkish ISPs have adhered to implementing this online blockade: TTNet, Turkcell, and Uydunet are three of the country’s’ largest ISPS, all of whom restricted access to these services.
Smaller providers may still be able to access these services, although that may only be a matter of time.
A bigger question is whether or not the Turkish government will block access to Bitcoin platforms in the future.
https://bitcoints.com/bitcoin-services-is-not-affected-by-turkey-restricting-internet-access/
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