Snapchat To Be Banned in France? Justice Minister Calls for Ban on Snapchat Over Riots, Social Media App Says 'Monitoring Situation Closely'

Uncertainty looms over Snapchat after French Justice Minister Eric Dupond-Moretti called for a ban on the social media app for fueling the France riots. President Emmanuel Macron also blamed social media platforms and the internet for the unrest across France, urging parents to keep their children from participating in protests. Meanwhile, Snapchat has said that it is monitoring the situation in France closely. Snapchat has zero tolerance when it comes to content that promotes violence or hatred, a spokesperson said in a reply to French President Emmanuel Macron's request to social media platforms to help tame violence amid riots in France. The France riots erupted this week following the killing of a 17-year-old by a police officer. France Riots: President Emmanuel Macron Urges Parents To Prevent Their Children From Participating in Protests, Says Video Games ‘Intoxicated’ Rioters.

Snapchat To Be Banned in France? 

Ban on Snapchat:

'Monitoring Situation Closely'

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