The arrest of Telegram's founder, Pavel Durov, underlines the tension between platforms managing user content and their legal responsibilities, particularly concerning illegal activities.
Durov's arrest raises questions on whether strict content moderation equates to censorship, as platforms are scrutinized for their roles in disseminating illegal content.
Telegram claims it enhances moderation continuously and asserts that the platform should not be held responsible for each user’s actions or the content they share.
The French authorities' charges against Durov highlight the significant legal expectations placed on social media platforms regarding the management of harmful and illegal user-generated content.
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