
KEY POINTS
- The platform now allows users to report 'illegal' content and can also request for 'automated takedown'
- Durov broke his silence Thursday about his arrest, saying it was "surprising"
- He said Telegram was ready to leave a country when it can't agree with a regulator's stance on balancing security and privacy
- Durov is out on bail but cannot leave France and is mandated to report to French police twice a week
- The #DigitalResistance campaign by the TON community has gained nearly 7 million signatures
Telegram, a social media and messaging platform widely used by cryptocurrency users and crypto firms for communication, has updated its FAQ page to remove language that states it doesn't process requests related to chats and group chats – news about the updates came as its CEO spoke out for the first time about his arrest in France last month.