Telegram changes FAQ language on illegal content moderation after CEO’s arrest
Telegram’s answer to an FAQ on moderating illicit content removed language saying it does not process requests related to private chats.
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Telegram’s answer to an FAQ on moderating illicit content removed language saying it does not process requests related to private chats.
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