 ANKARA, Turkey AP - At least 11 people were detained in Turkey for social media postings that allegedly insulted President Recep Tayyip Erdogans daughter and son-in-law after they announced the birth of their fourth child on Twitter, police said Wednesday. Erdogan vowed to tighten the Turkish governments control of social media following the tweets directed at his family members. He said his government plans legislation that would force social media companies to establish a legal presence in Turkey, meaning they could be held financially accountable and answerable to Turkish courts. Do you see why we oppose social media like YouTube, Twitter, Netflix, et cetera.? Erdogan told members of his party in a televised address, referring to the allegedly insulting tweets. It is imperative that these channels are brought under control. Turkey is not a banana republic, Erdogan said. We will snub those who snub this countrys executive and judicial bodies. Police said at least 11 people were detained for social media postings dealing with Erdogans daughter, his son-in-law, who is the government minister in charge of Turkeys economy, and the couples newborn son. Many Turks, including opposition politicians, rallied in support of the presidents family and condemned the insults, some of which reportedly questioned the babys paternity. However, Erdogans comments sparked protests on social media. with the hashtag DontTouchMySocialMedia in Turkish becoming a top trending topic on Twitter. Meral Aksener, the leader of the opposition Good Party, mocked Erdogan on Twitter, saying she would be upset with the Turkish leader if he were to shut down Netflix before the final season of the show Dark. Kemal Kilicdaroglu, the leader of the main... 