Infrastructure provider: for example, Apple on the App Store, Google on the Google Play store, Cloudflare, or an ISP.
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“On closer inspection, they discovered that the filter had been applied at ISP (internet service provider) level using an advanced technique that’s been deployed before in Turkey, preventing users from accessing Twitter.”
https://www.indexoncensorship.org/2023/02/the-shock-waves-from-turkeys-twitter-restriction/
Also Iran, Russia, China and Myanmar were at least partially blocking twitter on 2023-05-19
@JaimeSantaCruz this seems like a pretty clear Yes to me. An ISP in Turkey censored twitter and it was reported by multiple trustworthy sources.
Nothing in the question implies it would have to be in the US.
@traders I'm reopening the question in hopes we can find an answer. Note that this is about the time range of 2022-11-19 to 2023-05-20, not things that happened since.
Post citations in the comments; hopefully we can avoid an N/A resolution.
@traders It appears the creator is inactive. We can do a mod resolve, but I'd like to see a clear case for how it should resolve, with whatever sources are appropriate.
@MarcusAbramovitch This seems like a candidate for a trustworthishy resolve (preferably one who isn't betting in the market?) - the creator appears to have been inactive for months and months. I don't remember the whole procedure for that though, so maybe if there's a necessary step for that someone could initiate that.
Did nobody hear about https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2023/02/turkey-govt-blocking-twitter-access-hampering-earthquake-rescue-org-suggests/ ?
edit: I mean, I recognize that Yoav's comment has remained unanswered - hence not bidding this up all the way.