Livemint Russia Implements Restrictions on Telegram to Promote State-Owned Alternatives
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On February 10, 2026, Russian authorities began restricting access to Telegram, a widely used messaging app in the country. The government claims the action is necessary for the protection of citizens and accuses Telegram of failing to block content deemed criminal. The restrictions involve significantly slowing down the app's performance as part of a broader effort to encourage the use of state-owned communication platforms.
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2026-02-10
Russian authorities start restricting access to Telegram
2026-02-11
Government cites protection of citizens as reason for restrictions
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