Telegram boss admits 'seriousness' of French allegations: source
- Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, has acknowledged the seriousness of the French allegations against his company, admitting that it was not created to be a platform for criminals
- Durov initially blamed French authorities for failing to alert Telegram to alleged criminal activity, claiming that they were satisfied with Telegram's cooperation. However, during his in-depth questioning in December, he admitted that he realized the seriousness of all the allegations while he was held in custody
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Telegram boss questioned over criminality
Telegram founder Pavel Durov has come into the firing line recently, as many more cases and investigations are unravelled following his August arrest, with the app boss admitting he finally realises “the seriousness of all the allegations” when questioned by French magistrates. Telegram is an app that allows individuals to message privately, collaborate on projects… Source
Weapons, drugs... Pavel Durov, founder of Telegram, recognized “the seriousness of the facts” blamed on his messaging system
The creator of Telegram, Pavel Durov, indicted in August for complicity in criminal activities, also said he was “personally disgusted” by the offenses committed on his messaging system.
The founder of Telegram, Pavel Durov, admitted before the judges “the seriousness of the facts” accused of the messenger
The billionaire, under investigation, said he was “personally disgusted” by the multiple offenses committed on his app, which he considers “bad for society and business”.
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