From now on, Telegram will be able to pass on to intelligence services data on terror suspects at the request of the court. This is stated in the updated version of the privacy policy of the messenger, reports on Tuesday, August 28, edition of the Code Durova. "In the event that Telegram receives a court order confirming that you are suspected of terrorism, we can disclose your IP-address and phone number to the relevant special services. While this did not happen. If such an event occurs, information about this will be published on the channel https: // t. me / transparency, "the rules say. At the same time, the rules do not say that Telegram can transmit the data of other messenger users to special services.. Recall that in July 2017, the creator of the messenger Pavel Durov said that "no byte of personal data will never be transferred to any government".

April 13, 2018 Tagansky District Court of Moscow decided to block the messenger for non-compliance with the requirements of the FSB to provide access to the correspondence of users. After that, Roskomnadzor began blocking the messenger in Russia. Because of this, millions of IP addresses that Telegram used to bypass the blocking were blocked. Earlier in Roskomnadzor it was stated that the last terrorist acts were coordinated through Telegram. News from Telegram. Subscribe to our channel https: // t. me / korrespondentnet.