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Sexual predators exploit messaging app's encryption policies, raising security concerns

A series of criminal cases has exposed how sexual predators are exploiting Telegram's privacy features to distribute illegal content and coordinate abuse, prompting increased scrutiny of the messaging platform's security policies. In a recent case in England, 45-year-old John Gary Humphreys......

Telegram's Data Sharing: A Shift in Privacy Policy Raises Concerns

In a move that has sent shockwaves through the digital world, Telegram, the popular messaging app, has announced a significant change to its data-sharing practices. The company, known for its emphasis on user privacy, has revealed that it will now provide user IP addresses and phone numbers to authorities......

Telegram CEO Challenges French Authorities Over Controversial Arrest

Pavel Durov, the founder and CEO of messaging platform Telegram, has publicly denounced his recent arrest by French authorities, calling it both "surprising" and "misguided." The detention, which occurred on August 25 at an airport north of Paris, has sparked a heated debate about......

Telegram Apologizes for Mishandling Deepfake Porn Crisis in South Korea

Telegram has issued an apology to South Korean authorities for its handling of deepfake pornographic material circulated through its messaging platform, amidst a burgeoning digital sex crime epidemic in the country. The apology follows an investigation launched by South Korean police, who accused Telegram......

Macron Defends Citizenship for Telegram CEO Amid Controversy

French President Emmanuel Macron has staunchly defended the decision to grant fast-track citizenship to Telegram CEO Pavel Durov, despite the latter's legal troubles. Speaking during a news conference in Serbia, Macron asserted that welcoming high-profile individuals who contribute to the nation......

Telegram boss banned from leaving France in criminal probe

Telegram founder Pavel Durov is currently under formal investigation in France as Paris prosecutors delve into alleged organized crime activities linked to the messaging app. The French authorities have placed Durov, who holds both Russian and French citizenship, under judicial supervision. As part of......

Telegram Faces Criticism Over Handling of Child Exploitation Content

Before Telegram CEO Pavel Durov's arrest in France, the messaging app had been criticized for its lack of response to child safety advocates. Advocacy groups such as the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC), the Canadian Centre for Child Protection, and the Internet Watch......

UAE Urges France to Provide Consular Support for Telegram CEO Pavel Durov

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has called on France to extend all consular services to Pavel Durov, the founder and CEO of Telegram, who is also an Emirati citizen. This request follows Durov's recent detention in France and the extension of his initial detention period. Durov, a 39-year-old Russian-born......

French Authorities Extend Detention of Telegram Founder Pavel Durov Following Paris Arrest

French judicial authorities have extended the detention of Pavel Durov, the Russian-born founder of the messaging app Telegram, after his recent arrest at Paris's Le Bourget airport. The arrest occurred as part of an investigation into serious allegations including fraud, drug trafficking, organized......

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