Telegram CEO criticized France's demand for backdoor access, calling it unrealistic and a violation of rights.

Telegram CEO Pavel Durov has stated the app will leave France if authorities continue pressing for a mandate allowing access ...

After lashing out at French media for printing a “bad image” of his social media platform Telegram, founder and CEO Pavel ...

Telegram CEO Pavel Durov expressed concerns over a growing threat to private messaging in France and other European Union ...

The founder of Telegram emphasises the value of encryption as a basic right over possible market access. If authorities ...

Even if you're not the type of person who connects with people via texting (and not calling), there's a high chance that you've heard of Telegram. That's because Pavel Durov, billionaire, CEO and ...

Telegram's user privacy has been defended by CEO Pavel Durov amid EU plans for encryption backdoors that could weaken digital ...

Pavel Durov claims that in the 12 years of Telegram's existence, it has never disclosed users' private messages.

Once introduced, a backdoor can be exploited by other parties — from foreign agents to hackers. As a result, the private ...

Telegram CEO Pavel Durov warned that the messaging app could leave France if authorities continue pressuring the platform to ...

Telegram’s Pavel Durov recently took to the app he founded to share a statement meant to clear up misinformation about his arrest in France last year.

A Moscow court fined Telegram 7 million roubles for refusing to remove content that called for terrorist activities and anti-government protests. The charges highlight Telegram's widespread use in ...