of kindness or trends. some have had posts swiftly condemned by the public, such as gwyneth paltrow who deleted an instagram post about her designer fashion and jared leto who caused anger with his twitter post about coming out of a 12-day silent meditation isolation in the desert. other celebrities such as ellen degeneres and gal gadot received kick back for their social media posts, after complaining about being stuck in her california mansion and gathering all of her celebrity friends to sing john lennon's "imagine" respectively. other celebrities or their family members used social media to announce their positive diagnosis of the disease such as tom hanks and rita wilson, idris elba, and daniel dae kim. after recovering from the virus actor daniel dae kim, used his social media to highlight the donation of his plasma, to a vitalant blood donation center in hopes that his plasma contains active antibodies that could help others. an instagram post made by k-pop star kim jaejoong claiming that he had contracted the disease and was in the hospital receiving treatment, was later deleted and framed as an april fools' day prank to raise awareness of the pandemic. social media was used by celebrities to raise awareness for charitable action during the pandemic. ansel elgort posted an almost full front nude of himself on his instagram page used the caption to post "onlyfans link in bio" which directed fans to a gofundme created by actor jeffrey wright to feed frontline workers during the pandemic. usage by world leaders on 7 april 2020, u.s. president donald trump used twitter and the #americaworkstogether to spread awareness of companies that were helping to restrict the economic effects of the virus by hiring employees and providing health workers with supplies. queen elizabeth ii and other members of the british royal family have used social media to post comments to the public. for example, comments from the queen were posted on the royal family's instagram account, and in the run-up to v-e day, information based on the queen's memories from a 1985 interview were shared on instagram. multiple other family members participated in zoom calls to nurses to celebrate international nurses day, which was later posted on their youtube page. prince william and catherine middleton allowed for their instagram account to be "taken over" for 24-hours by shout85258, the uk's first 24/7 crisis text line that they launched with prince harry and meghan markle in may 2019. the dutch royal family used their instagram account to share a video of king willem-alexander, queen máxima and their teenage daughters clapping for first responders along with a small speech by the king. censorship in turkey, more than 400 people were arrested for posting "provocative" messages about the pandemic on social media. chinese social media networks, such as wechat have reportedly censored any term related to the pandemic since 31 december 2019, notably with dr. li wenliang being censured by the wuhan police for posting about the pandemic in a private group chat. doctors in china had been told by local authorities to delete posts on social media that appealed for the donation of medical supplies. netblocks, a civil society group working for digital rights, cybersecurity, and internet governance reported strange internet outages in wuhan during the pandemic, and the farsi version of wikipedia was blocked for 24 hours in iran. the vpn company surfshark reported about a 50% drop-off of its network in iran after the pandemic was declared on 13 march by the who.