Telegram CEO Pavel Durov's arrest raises alarms over crackdowns on digital platforms
The recent arrest of Telegram's CEO, Pavel Durov, has sparked widespread debate about the growing influence of governments over digital platforms and the potential risks to free speech. As governments increasingly crack down on major tech figures, questions arise about the future of these platforms and the liberties they offer.
Telegram is not an “anarchic paradise,” CEO Pavel Durov says after arrest
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov, in his first public comments since being arrested by French authorities, said that Telegram is not an "anarchic paradise" but promised that the platform will enhance its moderation of harmful content.
Telegram will disclose users' phones and IP addresses to authorities at their requests, the messenger app's founder and CEO ...
Despite the shutdown of both chatbots — which provided free access to up to 20 data samples from 31.2 million datasets and ...
When Pavel Durov, founder and CEO of messaging app Telegram, was arrested on August 24, French authorities did not respond to ...
The founder and CEO of the messaging service Telegram was detained at a Paris airport, French media reported Sunday.
France's OFMIN, an agency tasked with preventing violence against minors, issued an arrest warrant for Durov as the ...
The CEO of Telegram, Pavel Durov, was arrested in France on August 24 on charges of allowing criminal activity on the ...
Pavel Durov, the Russian billionaire founder of Telegram, has been barred from leaving France following his arrest.
The latest changes on Telegram now focus on moderating private chats in the platform after previously leaving these alone, ...
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