Telegram has started cooperating with the authorities of different countries in investigations of cybercrimes
According to Le Figaro, Telegram has begun responding to requests from countries as part of cybercrime investigations. One of the EU countries was given information about a group associated with the order of about a hundred murders.
Telegram has begun to actively cooperate with the authorities of various countries to combat cybercrime. According to the newspaper Le Figaro, the messenger transmits information that can help investigators identify criminals. After it became known about Telegram's interaction with the French authorities, other countries also began to submit their requests. One of the EU countries was given information about the group in Telegram, which was used to order about a hundred murders. This move raises questions about user privacy and security, but highlights the importance of combating criminal activity on the Internet.
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