Telegram CEO Pavel Durov was arrested as part of a judicial inquiry, says French President Macron
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Telegram CEO Pavel Durov was arrested as part of a judicial inquiry, says French President Macron
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov was arrested as part of a judicial inquiry, with no political motive, French President Emmanuel Macron said Monday.
"On social media, as in real life, freedoms are exercised within the law so as to protect citizens and respect their fundamental rights," Macron wrote on X, denouncing false information being spread about Durov's arrest.
Durov, 39, was arrested at Le Bourget airport outside Paris shortly after landing on a private jet late on Saturday.
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