Telegram faces terror-related legal action in Australia one day after founder is charged by Russia
The platform faces a fine of up to $38 million for allegedly failing to remove terror-related content.
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- Australian regulators initiated legal action against messaging app Telegram, alleging it failed to remove terror-related content, exposing the platform to a potential fine of up to $38 million under the Online Safety Act.
- Australia’s Safety Commissioner said the case targets material linked to extremist attacks, while Telegram insists its anti-terrorism efforts are robust and vows to contest the allegations in court.
- Telegram founder Pavel Durov faces terrorism-related charges in Russia owing to Ukraine’s use of the platform and a French investigation over alleged failures to moderate criminal activity on the app.
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