US demands to remove Telegram from App Store
A Washington nonprofit group Coalition for a Safer Web has sued Apple in federal court, demanding that it remove Telegram from its app store.
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A Washington nonprofit group Coalition for a Safer Web has sued Apple in federal court, demanding that it remove Telegram from its app store.
Apple may be forced to remove Telegram from the App Store According to The Washington Post, the American non-profit organization Coalition for a Safer Web is demanding the removal of the Telegram messenger from the Apple App Store. Yesterday, the organization Coalition for a Safer Web filed a lawsuit, in which the Telegram leadership is accused of the fact that the messenger does not in any way fight against calls for violence and messages with extremist content. In particular, the situation with the breaking in of the US Capitol in early January is mentioned. The lawsuit says it violates App...
The "Coalition for a Safer Web" is suing Apple for not taking action to remove Telegram for alleging that the platform is allowing violent discussions
After banning Parler, Apple sued for not banning Telegram too Lawsuit demands that Apple take action against Telegram, claiming Parler wasn't the only networking app used by right-wing extremists By Peter Müller | 18 Jan 21 Apple has been criticised in some quarters for taking down Parler, which was used by some right-wing extremists to indulge their fantasies of insurrection, from the App Store. But others feel that Apple hasn't gone far enough, arguing that hate and agitation are also thriving in Telegram, which is still available via the App Store. According to a report by AppleInsider, A...
Joseph Prezioso/AFP via Getty Images Facebook has temporarily banned ads for gun accessories and tactical gear through at least January 22, two days after President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration. The decision comes after BuzzFeed News reported that, despite concerns from employees, the tech company had advertised body armor, gun holsters, and other military equipment alongside content about election misinformation and the Capitol riot. It’s just one of several actions Facebook has been pressured to take after the January 6 insurrection at the Capitol building that left five people dead. ...