Telegram CEO says user data will be provided to authorities if requested
Telegram will now hand over the data of users who violate their rules when requested by authorities, CEO Pavel Durov announced Monday. The changes come nearly a month after Durov was detained and indicted by French authorities after allegedly refusing to work with authorities investigating criminal acts on the messaging app.
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