Telegram Founder Slams ‘Misinformation’ as France Quietly Starts Playing by EU Rules
Telegram is firing back with force, slamming false claims and exposing how French authorities only recently started playing by EU rules after misreporting its compliance. Durov Calls out Misinformation as French Police O...
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