Telegram chief says arrest was 'misguided' and app is no 'anarchic paradise'

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Telegram chief says arrest was 'misguided' and app is no 'anarchic paradise'

Telegram boss Pavel Durov has admitted his encrypted messaging app is not perfect but strongly denied it was an "anarchic paradise" as he broke his silence following his arrest in France.

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News video: Telegram founder's arrest raises 'human rights concerns' says UN

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The arrest and charging of Telegram founder Pavel Durov "raises a lot of human rights concerns" says a spokesperson for the UN Human Rights Office. Russian-born Durov was detained in France on 24 August and charged with violations related to the messaging app. Speaking to reporters at a weekly UN...