In a major privacy change, Telegram is opening the door to sharing user data, including IP addresses and phone numbers, with law enforcement. On Monday, Telegram CEO Pavel Durov announced the ...

Telegram’s CEO Pavel Durov stated that the messaging app will now start handing over the IP addresses and phone numbers of users if prompted by legal requests. Bloomberg, which first reported ...

Telegram CEO Pavel Durov has announced that the messaging platform will start sharing user information, such as phone numbers and IP addresses, with law enforcement when users are suspected of ...

Durov took to his Telegram channel on Oct. 2 to clarify his recent post about disclosures of IP addresses and phone numbers of accounts found to be involved in criminal activity. An excerpt from ...

We’ve made it clear that the IP addresses and phone numbers of those who violate our rules can be disclosed to relevant authorities in response to valid legal requests. These measures should ...

In a significant reversal, the company changed its policies, and it will now turn over Telegram user IP addresses and phone numbers to law enforcement agencies in response to valid legal requests.

Pavel Durov, founder and CEO of the messaging app Telegram, who was arrested by French authorities on suspicion of child sexual exploitation, has announced that he will hand over the IP addresses ...

‘If Telegram receives a valid order from the relevant judicial authorities that confirms you’re a suspect,’ it may now reveal your info. ‘If Telegram receives a valid order from the ...

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