When the founder and director of Telegram, Pavel Durov, was recently arrested in France, the event sent shock waves around the world, especially in the technology sector. This event represents a significant turning point in the way governments around the world treat large tech companies, and has far-reaching implications for anyone who runs similar platforms. Durov, known as an advocate for digital privacy and free speech, was detained at Le Bourget airport near Paris on a series of charges related to his platform. But what exactly is he being accused of and why is this case so important?
