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Telegram appeals Brazilian court decision to request user data
Telegram will appeal the decision of a Brazilian court requesting data of its users and will protect their right to private communication, messenger founder Pavel Durov wrote in his channel.
A judge in Brazil on Wednesday ordered Telegram to be blocked across the country as authorities investigated neo-Nazi groups that they say have used the platform to incite school attacks.
The Federal Police requested the app be suspended because Telegram failed to comply with court orders demanding complete user data from two anti-Semitic group chats. The company told the police that the groups had been deleted and that it could not recover the data.
"In Brazil, a court requested data that is technologically impossible for us to obtain. We are appealing the decision and are looking forward to the final resolution," Durov wrote, adding that Telegram's mission is to preserve privacy and freedom of speech around the world.
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Telegram will appeal the decision of a Brazilian court requesting data of its users and will protect their right to private communication, messenger founder Pavel Durov wrote in his channel.
A judge in Brazil on Wednesday ordered Telegram to be blocked across the country as authorities investigated neo-Nazi groups that they say have used the platform to incite school attacks.
The Federal Police requested the app be suspended because Telegram failed to comply with court orders demanding complete user data from two anti-Semitic group chats. The company told the police that the groups had been deleted and that it could not recover the data.
"In Brazil, a court requested data that is technologically impossible for us to obtain. We are appealing the decision and are looking forward to the final resolution," Durov wrote, adding that Telegram's mission is to preserve privacy and freedom of speech around the world.
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