country withheld content
A policy used by some social networking sites, including Twitter, of blocking or removing content based on a country's government's request.
Historical perspective: In October of 2012, at the request of the German government, Twitter blocked users in Germany from access to the account of a neo-Nazi group banned there. It was the first time Twitter acted on a policy known as "country withheld content."
See also : indigenous content twitterverse
NetLingo Classification: Online Jargon
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