After a turbulent summer for chief executive Pavel Durov, Telegram has u-turned on its refusal to hand over user data to ...

The move should please law enforcement, including cops in the U.S. As Forbes reported earlier this year, in a recent ...

It just seems like they’re purposely stalling because they have things to hide,” said Pamela Taylor, whose niece, Chasity ...

Durov recently confirmed that Telegram has updated its terms of service, making it much harder for criminals using the ...

Telegram U-turns on privacy policy by providing user phone numbers to police - Policy update comes less than a month after ...

Law enforcement authorities across the U.S. are increasingly focused on a Venezuelan gang behind a spate of violent crimes.

Pavel Durov, the CEO of Telegram, has announced a significant change in the platform’s privacy policy, agreeing to provide ...

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

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.

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