Apple briefly took down Telegram from App Store

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Telegram Briefly Removed From App Store Over Alleged Child Sexual Abuse Content
Apple briefly took down messaging app Telegram from its App Store on Monday alleging it violated its guidelines on child sex abuse material—it’s the latest controversy surrounding the platform after i...

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Apple Briefly Removes Telegram From App Store Over Reported CSAM Violation
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Telegram’s Brief App Store Removal Renews Questions About Apple’s CSAM Enforcement
Telegram CEO says an extortionist planted CSAM in a chat to get it pulled from the App Store
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov blames an extortionist for planting child sexual abuse material (CSAM) in a public chat to get the app temporarily removed from Apple’s App Store on Monday night.

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'Apple Removed Telegram From The App Store Before Contacting Us': CEO Pavel Durov Claims iPhone Maker Overreacted
Telegram CEO blames takedown extortionist for child abuse media, defends content moderation
Telegram returns to Apple App Store after hours-long disappearance; rollout still underway
Despite the restoration, availability remains inconsistent in some regions, with users reporting that the app still does not appear in App Store searches or that direct listing links display an error.

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Telegram briefly pulled from Apple App Store over illegal content
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Telegram CEO explains App Store ban and warns other platforms about CSAM moderation exploit

Pavel Durov explained the events that led to Telegram's brief removal from Apple's App Store. Following the brief removal of Telegram from the App Store last night, CEO Pavel Durov has provided an explanation for what happened. It came down to malicious behavior from a bad actor, and he also issued a warning to other app developers.

Russia Charges Telegram Founder With Aiding Terrorism And Puts Him On Wanted List

Russia’s main domestic security agency said Wednesday that Pavel Durov, founder and owner of the messaging app Telegram, has been charged with aiding terrorism and put on an international wanted list.