Facebook, YouTube, TikTok, Others Fined Over $1 Million Each for Not Appointing a Turkey Representative

04Nov 2020 by admin
Turkey has slapped a fine of $1.2 million each on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Periscope, YouTube and TikTok for failing to open local offices as mandated by a controversial law that come into effect last month.

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