March 20, 20222 min read, 467 words
Published: March 20, 2022 | 2 min read, 467 words
AdvertisementRIO DE JANEIRO — Brazil’s Congress, Supreme Court, election officials and federal police have been trying to get a response from Telegram, the fast-growing messaging app, for months. It turned out, all they had to do was ban it.On Friday, in the country because the c...
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March 22, 2022
A good overview about Telegram changing their privacy policy in order to keep their market shar in Brazil, after being banned for 2 days by Brazil's Supreme Court. I'm curious about the impact of these changes on their user base because the main reason why Telegram became so popular was that it had long maintained a hands-off approach to content on its apps, and this just changed now. Let's follow up..
March 22, 2022