Telegram appeals Brazilian court decision to request user data
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Telegram founder Pavel Durov said that the messenger will appeal the decision of the Brazilian court, which suspended the work of Telegram due to the incompleteness of the user data provided. Mr. Durov promised that the messenger would protect the right to private communication.
According to him, the court “requested data that is technically impossible to obtain.” “We are appealing this decision and are waiting for the final decision. Regardless of the price, we will protect our users in Brazil and their right to private communication,” wrote Pavel Durov in Telegram.
April 26 court in Brazil obliged telephone operators and app stores to temporarily block the work of Telegram. The authorities considered incomplete the data provided to the police by the messenger. We are talking about contacts and data of members and administrators of a neo-Nazi group in the investigation of an attack on a school in the municipality of Aracruz, which killed 4 people and injured 12.
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