PARIS — Telegram founder and chief executive Pavel Durov said on Monday that the messaging platform had removed more 'problematic content,' weeks after his arrest in France on charges of failing to ...

This move marks a significant departure from Telegram's earlier stance, where it was known for its refusal to comply with ...

Following the arrest of Pavel Durov, the CEO and founder of Telegram, the messaging platform is making adjustments around ...

Pavel Pokrovsky noted that law enforcement agencies in almost all countries have the right to request user details, otherwise the services risk being blocked ...

Almost a month after Pavel Durov’s arrest, Telegram has agreed to provide user IP and phone data to authorities when ...

The move marks a significant policy shift for the company, and comes after CEO Pavel Durov was arrested in August.

Telegram now shares user data with law enforcement under valid legal requests, following CEO Pavel Durov’s arrest.

In a plot twist that’s juicier than your average Silicon Valley drama, Telegram has thrown caution to the wind with a ...

"The situation is quite logical. Today we are observing a total de-anonymization of the Internet in all its manifestations," Anton Sergeyev noted ...

Following arrest of Pavel Durov, Telegram agrees to share user IP address and phone numbers with legal authorities ...

Telegram will now hand over the data of users who violate their rules when requested by authorities, CEO Pavel Durov ...

Users who violate Telegram's rules could have their IP addresses and phone numbers shared in response to 'valid legal ...