Telegram confirms its adherence to EU laws, including the Digital Services Act, following CEO Pavel Durov's detention. The company defends its moderation practices and looks forward to a swift resolution
Telegram has officially responded to the recent detention of its CEO, Pavel Durov, emphasizing that the company fully complies with European Union regulations, including the stringent requirements of the Digital Services Act.
The messaging platform, which has nearly a billion users globally, stated that its moderation policies meet industry standards and are constantly being refined to align with evolving regulations.
In their statement, Telegram defended Durov, asserting that he has "nothing to hide" and frequently travels across Europe without issue.
The company dismissed allegations that the platform, or its founder, could be held accountable for the misuse of the platform by its users, labeling such claims as "absurd."
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Telegram emphasized that it serves as a vital communication tool and information source for millions worldwide.
As the situation unfolds, Telegram has expressed hope for a swift and fair resolution, reiterating its commitment to compliance with EU laws and its dedication to providing a secure and reliable platform for its users.