Concerns raised over Telegram CEO's arrest and Macron's private use

The arrest of Telegram CEO Pavel Durov in France has raised concerns over the platform's compliance with internet obligations and the removal of illegal content. Allegations include child pornography, drug trafficking, and organized crime.

Durov's detention has been extended, and he is set to appear in court. Telegram has defended itself against the accusations, stating that it adheres to industry standards.

The arrest comes amidst concerns over Durov's frequent trips to Russia and his cooperation with authorities. French President Macron has stated that the arrest is part of an independent investigation.

The case has also drawn attention to Telegram's encryption and privacy features. Additionally, there are allegations that Telegram has failed to participate in international child protection programs.

The arrest of Durov has sparked discussions about the role of social media platforms in facilitating illegal activities, as well as concerns about privacy and free speech. The situation has also affected the value of the TON cryptocurrency linked to Telegram.