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vwkd | 1 year ago
> I wonder what caught up with him first: the undisturbed sale of hard drugs vIa telegram, or the undisturbed recruitment of freelancers for GRU's terrorist attacks across Europe.
Seems there could be some truth to the accusations.
codedokode|1 year ago
kelnos|1 year ago
Telegram's policy is apparently to not moderate anything, and ignore law enforcement requests.
I'm not saying Telegram is right or wrong here, just that their behavior may not be legal in places like France.
LtWorf|1 year ago
enbugger|1 year ago
Well, if this guy starts damage controlling, this is definitely a CIA operation
pityJuke|1 year ago
cybersebi|1 year ago
[1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kompromat
pajeets|1 year ago
Cant say I have good things to say about Telegram founders and operators. Its not some innocent "free speech" messenger app, its sinister
codedokode|1 year ago
As for those South Korea-related stories, the blame is partially on the government. For example, an operator of a website selling illegal videos got only 18 months in that country [1].
[1] https://www.chinadailyhk.com/hk/article/135865
Ylpertnodi|1 year ago
I thought Reagan beat that with his war on drugs? Obviously flippant comment, but wouldn't it be more appropriate to say "Te....chnology has single handedly responsible for the recent drug epidemic,", to which I would answer 'No, it's always been about dollar bills, and what 'recent' drug epidemic?" The US opioid crisis wasn't fuelled by telegram.
unknown|1 year ago
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kjkjadksj|1 year ago