After the arrest in Paris of the founder of the Telegram messenger Pavel Durov, this social network began to cooperate with ...

The use of chatbots to sell stolen data demonstrates the difficulty the app has in preventing nefarious agents taking ...

Telegram CEO Pavel Durov. once known as the "Russian Zuckerberg", was recently arrested in France. Here's a closer look at ...

For Russian intelligence, this is very bad. It’s a complete failure,” Kovalenko commented on the aftermath of the arrest of ...

We then moved into the arrest of Telegram founder Pavel Durov, and whether or not tech executives can, and should, be held responsible for what happens on their platforms. And lastly, we dug into ...

The recent arrest of Telegram's CEO, Pavel Durov, has sparked widespread debate about the growing influence of governments ...

It was about two weeks ago that the founder and CEO of messaging app Telegram, Pavel Durov, was arrested in Paris by the French authorities. The Russia-born tech billionaire was arrested while he was ...

Arresting tech executives isn’t going to help Europe or the US figure out how to balance privacy and safety online.

In Telegram vs. WhatsApp, the latter messaging app is robust but has its challenges. Yet, Telegram has proven a better ...

It hasn’t been widely covered, but the recent arrest of Pavel Durov, co-founder of Telegram, is not just a headline but a warning for anyone who values privacy and free speech in the digital age.

Citing national security issues, Ukrainian officials on Friday said the country's government agencies, military and critical ...

The tradeoffs between privacy and safety are real. Recognizing that makes hard policy choices inevitable. But we haven’t made those choices yet.