The recent in was Pavel Durov arrest warrant by Russia, now followed by Australia's online safety regulator, the eSafety Commissioner said videos of terrorist executions and mass shootings weren't removed from Telegram after they were reported. Telegram facing a lawsuit
Telegram is facing a possible AU$54.6 million ($38 million, €33 million) fine in Australia as a regulator said on Thursday the messaging platform failed to remove terrorist content despite warnings.
https://www.dw.com/en/australia-telegram-faces-legal-action-over-failure-to-remove-terrorist-content/a-78167487I hope this will not have effect on Gram.
Interesting how free and encrypted Telegram boasted itself only to now show us that that encryption was just theatre, not real security. Who decides what is and is not terrorist content and who decides who can watch/share it? As hideous an act of raw humanity can be, we should still be able to trust in claims made, especially by big and small businesses that operate on a profit scheme which does not benefit humanity in any way I can tell other than being a glorified whatsapp with apps.
Telegram is probably going to give in to the demands, I would think.
