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French prosecutors free Telegram CEO Pavel Durov after 4 days in custody, to appear in court

Telegram CEO Pavel Durov was released from French custody after four days of questioning over allegations of illegal activity on the platform, including child sexual abuse material and drug trafficking.

By: scmp.com

Aug 28 2024
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French prosecutors free Telegram CEO Pavel Durov after 4 days in custody, to appear in court

Telegram CEO Pavel Durov was released from French custody after four days of questioning over allegations of illegal activity on the platform, including child sexual abuse material and drug trafficking.

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