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Telegram CEO Pavel Durov accused an extortionist of planting CSAM in a public chat, which resulted in the app's temporary removal from the App Store. He criticized Apple's lack of prior communication before the removal and raised concerns about the potential risks for other apps hosting user-generated content.
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Telegram CEO Pavel Durov accused an extortionist of planting CSAM in a public chat, which resulted in the app's temporary removal from the App Store. He criticized Apple's lack of prior communication before the removal and raised concerns about the potential risks for other apps hosting user-generated content.
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Telegram CEO says an extortionist planted CSAM in a chat to get it pulled from the App Store
Telegram CEO claims extortionist planted CSAM to remove app from App Store