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On the night of July 15, 2016, a faction loyal to the terrorist Gülen organization attempted a coup against the Turkish government. During this critical moment, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan appeared via FaceTime on the television screen, calling on citizens to protest and oppose the coup attempt. This appearance was a historic moment, as technology was used directly to bolster civilian resistance, highlighting the role of social media in organizing and motivating the Turkish people in the face of an effort to seize power by force. This moment marked a shift in the concept of digital sovereignty, demonstrating citizens’ ability to document events, express their opinions, and interact directly with leadership. It engaged the Turkish people in a collective action that managed to confuse the coup plans and preserve democracy.
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