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TechShout Image: Telegram Sending an alert to WhatsApp, Telegram Founder Pavel Durov on Wednesday said that the instant messaging app will start generating revenue starting next year as the platform is close to hitting the 500 million user mark. Making the announcement in his Telegram channel, Durov said that all the features that are currently free will stay free. “We will add some new features for business teams or power users. Some of these features will require more resources and will be ...

Looking for this as we speak. >> scotland yard is very good with this, ive worked with them directly. theyre going to see this guys hard drive, theyre going to mirror it and go through it piece by piece, look for any kind of social media profiles, be it twitter or facebook or something a little more esoteric than that. theyll try and see whether or not there was any activity involved. theyll certainly be looking for a telegram app either on his phone or computer, because this, up until very rece...

Of how the police have managed in situation and i think weve come to this violence because of years the government ignoring what hungry people want to. thank whats different about these protests is that its a leaderless movement its not a coalition between many different groups. because of the b. water. this strategy comes in the form of flash mob protests these protests radically change locations in the course of a day and you often get different groups splitting to go to other areas of hong ko...

Its trade. you know, they know that the people that theyre trying to recruit and cultivate, their contact list the people they would trust the most are those in their own immediate families. this is not surprising at all that his relatives had something to do with it. >> mike baker, we learned a little bit more from chris burns about this app, the telegram app. i was a little surprised by the numbers, 100 million users, its got a strong encryption where the messages can be erased after their rea...

Changed. and as the leadership started evaluating their effectness it became stay where you are, use whatever resources you have and go after the targets. terrorists, much like criminals will, because they step through the same operational projects when target selecting, they pick the soft targets. wea weve been moving in this direction as a while when theyre looking at churches and public vents. its part of the extremist concept. here comes an important date, its not expected the sort of warnin...

The app or the organization telegr telegram, the company had removed -- had blocked some things for isis. there still remains others. thats what the house committee on foreign relations is saying they should be more active in blocking them. erica? >> well keep an eye on that. chris burns with the latest from berlin. thank you. on the heels of that berlin attack, the fbi and homeland security are warning of a new isis threat here at home. one targeting churches and holiday events. this, of cour...

Steps more than in the past. disneyland is a perfect example. yes, metal detectors but no racial profiling. >> ole, you and i have discussed this recently about how the terrorists use this telegram app to hide their communication. james comey says that tech companies should work with the government to unlock encorruption. do you think that encryption should be illegal? >> we should have this conversation in this country but also in congress. i mean, it should be lawful, whatever they decide it s...

Much comfort. its a serious problem. >> operating in that darkness is a whole range of threats, russian spies, north korean hackers. police believe the paris attackers used encryption to help cloak their operation. >> oh, i think we saw in paris that intelligent agencies had no idea that these guys were going to do this and that present as huge problem because the united states is being very reliant on the ability to monitor phone calls and traffic. if its losing that, its going to be a lot hard...

Encryption technology developed or at least modified by supporters of al qaeda. experts say it helps terrorists communicate in secret. and theres a mobile version of it. i isis has developed a mobile app that provides updates to news and propaganda with videos. and jihadi websites public tutorials telling militants how to hide tracks online and which apps to use for most secrecy. >> that provided pretty sophisticated guidelines what to use, what to talk about, how not to get their communications...

Russian spies, north korean hackers. police believe the paris attackers used encryption to help cloak their operation. >> i think we saw in paris that intelligence agencies had no idea that these guys were going to do this. that presents a huge problem, because the united states has been very reliant on its ability to monitor e-mails and phone traffic. if its losing that, its going to be harder for it. >> i thank our listeners for tuning in and -- >> a senior fellow at the new america thinktank,...