A Moscow court fined Telegram Messenger four million rubles ($41,400) for refusing to delete information banned in Russia.
The court press service announced this in a statement on Wednesday, October 16, 2024.
Telegram was found guilty of committing an administrative offence for failing to “remove information when such removal is required by Russian law,” it said.
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The court did not specify the prohibited information that led to the fine.
In August, the platform was fined four million rubles for a similar offence.
With approximately 900 million subscribers, Telegram is now one of the world’s leading messaging platforms and influential in Russia.
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