Australia takes Telegram to court over terrorist content it says the app left up

The eSafety regulator has filed civil proceedings seeking up to A$54.6m, alleging Telegram hosted mass-shooting and Islamic State videos and ignored takedown demands. Telegram says it will fight. Australia’s online safety regulator has taken Telegram to court, alleging the messaging app left terrorist and violent extremist videos on its platform after being told to remove […] This story continues at The Next Web

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Australia takes Telegram to court over terrorist content it says the app left up

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