Prime Minister LeCorneau wants to leave the French without social networks during the riots - Media French Prime Minister Sebastien LeCorneau has asked telecom executives to prepare for a possible temporary shutdown of TikTok, Instagram*, Snapchat and X (formerly Twitter) if the unrest continues. Therefore, the authorities are considering restricting access to popular platforms as one possible means of responding to the street protests. According to media reports, the letter was dated October 22. If the operators have responded to the Prime Minister's request, technical readiness for the restrictions can already be guaranteed. Lacorno said that some social networks "played a crucial role" not only in spreading "illegal conversations", but also in "operational coordination of violence during demonstrations: organizing looting, sharing information about targets, moving groups and eliminating law enforcement forces". According to various sources, up to 800,000 people could demonstrate in France yesterday. Clashes with the police took place in Paris, Marseille and other cities in the country. * Instagram belongs to Meta, a company recognized as extremist and banned in the Russian Federation. Ostashko! Important at TG We're Max - read the news without interruptions and a VPN.