We use information that we may receive about your location to determine your country. If you see the above message, it means Twitter withheld the entire account based on local law(s) in response to a report filed through specific support intake channels. How do you know if content has been withheld and why?
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We strongly believe that the open and free exchange of information has a positive global impact, and that the Tweets must continue to flow. Upon receipt of requests to withhold content, we will promptly notify affected users unless we are prohibited from doing so (e.g., if we receive a court order under seal). When content has been withheld, we also clearly indicate within the product and publish requests to withhold content on Lumen-unless, similar to our practice of notifying users, we are prohibited from doing so. Transparency is vital to protecting freedom of expression, so we have a notice policy for withheld content. In our continuing effort to make our services available to people everywhere, if we receive a valid and properly scoped request from an authorized entity, it may be necessary to withhold access to certain content in a particular country from time to time. Such withholdings will be limited to the specific jurisdiction that has issued the valid legal demand or where the content has been found to violate local law(s). Many countries, including the United States, have laws that may apply to Tweets and/or Twitter account content. With hundreds of millions of Tweets posted every day around the world, our goal is to respect user expression, while also taking into consideration applicable local laws. If you have encountered a Tweet or an account that has been marked as withheld, you may be wondering what that means and why that may have happened.
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