Telegram shared data from 2,253 users with US officials in 2024

Telegram, the messaging app known for its focus on privacy and free speech, revealed it provided data on more than 2,200 users to U.S. authorities in 2024. This marks a significant shift for the platform, which previously limited user data…

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Telegram shared data from 2,253 users with US officials in 2024

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