Taliban will be allowed to STAY on Twitter as long as they don't 'glorify violence'
Twitter refused to join its social media counterparts in banning the Taliban from its platform but. Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube have all banned and terminated accounts that are related to, promote or praise the Taliban. On Tuesday, Rep.
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