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🏆 Entry #2 for Telegram Messenger's $200,000 Digital Freedom Contest. The Durov Personal Story Built VKontakte (A social media platform) =>> Government demanded user data =>> refused =>> Fled Russia =>> built Telegram encrypted =>> Arrested in France 2024 =>> Offered a deal to silence political voices =>> Refused...

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🏆 This is my entry for Telegram Messenger's $200,000 Digital Freedom Contest. They're not protecting kids. They're building a surveillance database for the entire internet. ----- Want to win a share of $200,000? Telegram Messenger launched a Digital Freedom video contest, and anyone can enter. Here's how 👇 - Create a video about digital freedom - Use ideas or footage from Pavel Durov's speech: - Post it on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Snapchat or X - Get 10,000+ real views On July 6, follow Contest on Telegram for the submission link - Submit before July 15, 23:59 Dubai time You can submit multiple videos across multiple platforms. Any language. Any tool. Prize fund: $200,000 split between qualifying videos. Results: August 2026. This is your chance. Start now. 🎥 #DigitalFreedom #Durov200k #FreeSpeech
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🏆 This is my entry for Telegram Messenger's $200,000 Digital Freedom Contest. They're not protecting kids. They're building a surveillance database for the entire internet. ----- Want to win a share of $200,000? Telegram Messenger launched a Digital Freedom video contest, and anyone can enter. Here's how 👇 - Create a video about digital freedom - Use ideas or footage from Pavel Durov's speech: - Post it on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Snapchat or X - Get 10,000+ real views On July 6, follow Contest on Telegram for the submission link - Submit before July 15, 23:59 Dubai time You can submit multiple videos across multiple platforms. Any language. Any tool. Prize fund: $200,000 split between qualifying videos. Results: August 2026. This is your chance. Start now. 🎥 #DigitalFreedom #Durov200k #FreeSpeech

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In this video, I explore why protecting freedom of speech and digital privacy matters. Not just for today, but for the future of every Nigerian and every internet user around the world. 🚨 This is my entry for Telegram Messenger Pavel Durov $200,000 Digital Freedom Video Contest. To Learn More See Contest: 📣 If You Love This Video Do Well To Follow, Like 👍 , Comment and Repost ♻️ #DigitalFreedom #FreeSpeech
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In this video, I explore why protecting freedom of speech and digital privacy matters. Not just for today, but for the future of every Nigerian and every internet user around the world. 🚨 This is my entry for Telegram Messenger Pavel Durov $200,000 Digital Freedom Video Contest. To Learn More See Contest: 📣 If You Love This Video Do Well To Follow, Like 👍 , Comment and Repost ♻️ #DigitalFreedom #FreeSpeech

CryptoLord NE 📊📈

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i decided to join the Telegram Messenger contest and made this clip featuring Durov Durov talking about digital freedom banning something doesn't make it gone/ disappear. it just moves it somewhere you can't see it anymore... Pavel Durov's argument on the UK's social media ban, unpacked I have joined this $200,000 contest to promote digital freedom criticizing the creation of a surveillance database under the guise of protecting children. launched a contest inviting participants to create videos about digital freedom, using ideas from Durov's speech here; Videos must be posted on platforms like TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Snapchat, or X, and get over 10k views/impression - submissions are open 6 -15 July 23:59 - results announced in August 2026 Participants can submit multiple videos in any language using any tool #DigitalFreedomContest #DigitalFreedom #Durov200k #FreeSpeech #censorship
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i decided to join the Telegram Messenger contest and made this clip featuring Durov Durov talking about digital freedom banning something doesn't make it gone/ disappear. it just moves it somewhere you can't see it anymore... Pavel Durov's argument on the UK's social media ban, unpacked I have joined this $200,000 contest to promote digital freedom criticizing the creation of a surveillance database under the guise of protecting children. launched a contest inviting participants to create videos about digital freedom, using ideas from Durov's speech here; Videos must be posted on platforms like TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Snapchat, or X, and get over 10k views/impression - submissions are open 6 -15 July 23:59 - results announced in August 2026 Participants can submit multiple videos in any language using any tool #DigitalFreedomContest #DigitalFreedom #Durov200k #FreeSpeech #censorship

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One wrong decision can change the course of your life. Mark thought it was just one moment. Instead, it cost him his privacy, his freedom, and eventually, his voice. Watch his story and ask yourself: if this happened today, would you be next? This is my entry for Pavel Durov Telegram Messenger Contest T.G username: Jayfiy #DigitalFreedom #DigitalPrivacy
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One wrong decision can change the course of your life. Mark thought it was just one moment. Instead, it cost him his privacy, his freedom, and eventually, his voice. Watch his story and ask yourself: if this happened today, would you be next? This is my entry for Pavel Durov Telegram Messenger Contest T.G username: Jayfiy #DigitalFreedom #DigitalPrivacy

Jayfiy👁️

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Most people don't think about digital freedom until it's already gone. The internet was built to connect people, not to track every move they make. Privacy, free expression, and secure communication matter more today than ever. That's why I created a video for Telegram Messenger's $200,000 Digital Freedom Contest. If you're passionate about privacy and open communication, you can join too. 🎥 Here's what you need to do: • Create a video about digital freedom. • Take inspiration from Pavel Durov's speech: • Share it on X, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, or Snapchat. • Reach at least 10,000 genuine views. 📅 Started July 6, follow Contest on Telegram to access the submission form. ⏰ Final submission deadline: July 15, 11:59 PM Dubai time. You can submit more than one video, use any language, and create it with any editing tools you like. A total prize pool of $200,000 will be distributed among qualifying entries, with winners announced in August 2026. The conversation around digital freedom belongs to everyone. If you have something meaningful to say, now is a great time to share it. #DigitalFreedom #Durov200k #FreeSpeech
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Most people don't think about digital freedom until it's already gone. The internet was built to connect people, not to track every move they make. Privacy, free expression, and secure communication matter more today than ever. That's why I created a video for Telegram Messenger's $200,000 Digital Freedom Contest. If you're passionate about privacy and open communication, you can join too. 🎥 Here's what you need to do: • Create a video about digital freedom. • Take inspiration from Pavel Durov's speech: • Share it on X, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, or Snapchat. • Reach at least 10,000 genuine views. 📅 Started July 6, follow Contest on Telegram to access the submission form. ⏰ Final submission deadline: July 15, 11:59 PM Dubai time. You can submit more than one video, use any language, and create it with any editing tools you like. A total prize pool of $200,000 will be distributed among qualifying entries, with winners announced in August 2026. The conversation around digital freedom belongs to everyone. If you have something meaningful to say, now is a great time to share it. #DigitalFreedom #Durov200k #FreeSpeech

Bynox

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Pavel Durov, CEO of Telegram, left Russia in 2014 after refusing to collaborate with the Russian government to censor opposition content and share its user's data. Likewise he has resisted Western government requests to censor political speech and share user's data. He was just arrested yesterday in France under the pretext of failing to moderate illegal activities on the platform. Governments in the west are becoming increasingly authoritative. Waking people up to censorship and mainstream media propaganda is half the battle against the establishment. Share & Retweet the video. #PavelDurov #FreePavel #Telegram #FreeSpeech #Censorship #Rumble
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Pavel Durov, CEO of Telegram, left Russia in 2014 after refusing to collaborate with the Russian government to censor opposition content and share its user's data. Likewise he has resisted Western government requests to censor political speech and share user's data. He was just arrested yesterday in France under the pretext of failing to moderate illegal activities on the platform. Governments in the west are becoming increasingly authoritative. Waking people up to censorship and mainstream media propaganda is half the battle against the establishment. Share & Retweet the video. #PavelDurov #FreePavel #Telegram #FreeSpeech #Censorship #Rumble

Brandon

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My entry for the Pavel Durov Digital Freedom Contest. Digital censorship doesn’t always come with bans. Sometimes, it comes in form of suppression of voice online. When a few platforms decide what people can say or see, then freedom of expression is at risk. In this video, I share my thoughts on why digital censorship is dangerous and open communication matters now more than ever. Telegram username: #DigitalCensorship #Telegram
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My entry for the Pavel Durov Digital Freedom Contest. Digital censorship doesn’t always come with bans. Sometimes, it comes in form of suppression of voice online. When a few platforms decide what people can say or see, then freedom of expression is at risk. In this video, I share my thoughts on why digital censorship is dangerous and open communication matters now more than ever. Telegram username: #DigitalCensorship #Telegram

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When millions of voices dissolve into dust and personal freedoms are restricted, communication becomes our greatest rebellion. Technology was meant to be a tool for connection, not a cage. My visual submission for the Telegram Digital Freedom Contest organized y Pavel Durov explores Pavel Durov’s philosophy: a world where one authentic message can spark a global constellation of freedom. Not through explosions, but through the simple power of privacy. Privacy is a fundamental human right. One message can change the world. 🌍⚡️ Watch the vision unfold below. 👇 #DigitalFreedom #Telegram #PavelDurov #Cinematic
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When millions of voices dissolve into dust and personal freedoms are restricted, communication becomes our greatest rebellion. Technology was meant to be a tool for connection, not a cage. My visual submission for the Telegram Digital Freedom Contest organized y Pavel Durov explores Pavel Durov’s philosophy: a world where one authentic message can spark a global constellation of freedom. Not through explosions, but through the simple power of privacy. Privacy is a fundamental human right. One message can change the world. 🌍⚡️ Watch the vision unfold below. 👇 #DigitalFreedom #Telegram #PavelDurov #Cinematic

Moses

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Telegram founder Pavel Durov has effectively been under house arrest in France since he was arrested there ten months ago. For the first time, he explains why. (0:00) Being Arrested in France (10:57) France’s Attempt to Humiliate and Tarnish Durov (15:54) Did the Russian Government Ever Try to Arrest Durov? (17:21) How Telegram Makes Money (20:04) Are They Attacking Durov Because He’s Russian? (21:19) Did Anyone Defend Durov? (24:23) What Did Durov Do in Jail? (25:17) Is Durov Allowed to Leave France? (30:37) The Real Reason They’re Attacking Durov (31:56) Europe’s Mission to Make Privacy Illegal (39:20) France’s Confiscation of Durov’s Phone (40:47) The Investigation Into Durov (56:52) How Telegram Stays Neutral in Global Politics (58:44) The Advancements of Encryption Technology (1:00:47) Is There Anything That Can Prevent a Government From Spying on You? (1:02:42) The Importance of Disconnecting (1:04:40) Durov’s Thoughts on Ross Ulbricht (1:06:54) Will Durov Stay in France After the Investigation? Includes paid partnerships.
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Telegram founder Pavel Durov has effectively been under house arrest in France since he was arrested there ten months ago. For the first time, he explains why. (0:00) Being Arrested in France (10:57) France’s Attempt to Humiliate and Tarnish Durov (15:54) Did the Russian Government Ever Try to Arrest Durov? (17:21) How Telegram Makes Money (20:04) Are They Attacking Durov Because He’s Russian? (21:19) Did Anyone Defend Durov? (24:23) What Did Durov Do in Jail? (25:17) Is Durov Allowed to Leave France? (30:37) The Real Reason They’re Attacking Durov (31:56) Europe’s Mission to Make Privacy Illegal (39:20) France’s Confiscation of Durov’s Phone (40:47) The Investigation Into Durov (56:52) How Telegram Stays Neutral in Global Politics (58:44) The Advancements of Encryption Technology (1:00:47) Is There Anything That Can Prevent a Government From Spying on You? (1:02:42) The Importance of Disconnecting (1:04:40) Durov’s Thoughts on Ross Ulbricht (1:06:54) Will Durov Stay in France After the Investigation? Includes paid partnerships.

Tucker Carlson

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Here is my Entry for Telegram Messenger Digital Freedom Contest inspired by Pavel Durov Digital freedom isn't just about technology. It's about people. It's about the right to communicate without fear, to protect our privacy, and to ensure our identities remain our own. This video is my reflection on why digital freedom matters in a world where every click, message, and conversation leaves a footprint. Inspired by Pavel Durov's vision, it's a reminder that privacy isn't something we should have to earn, it's something we should expect. When trusted platforms are restricted, people don't stop communicating. They simply look for other ways, often exposing themselves to greater risks. The goal shouldn't be to limit freedom, but to create a digital world where security, privacy, and open communication can coexist. Our identities were never meant to be exploited. They were meant to be protected. I hope this story encourages more people to think about the future we're building online, and the freedoms we choose to preserve. #DIGITALFREEDOM
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Here is my Entry for Telegram Messenger Digital Freedom Contest inspired by Pavel Durov Digital freedom isn't just about technology. It's about people. It's about the right to communicate without fear, to protect our privacy, and to ensure our identities remain our own. This video is my reflection on why digital freedom matters in a world where every click, message, and conversation leaves a footprint. Inspired by Pavel Durov's vision, it's a reminder that privacy isn't something we should have to earn, it's something we should expect. When trusted platforms are restricted, people don't stop communicating. They simply look for other ways, often exposing themselves to greater risks. The goal shouldn't be to limit freedom, but to create a digital world where security, privacy, and open communication can coexist. Our identities were never meant to be exploited. They were meant to be protected. I hope this story encourages more people to think about the future we're building online, and the freedoms we choose to preserve. #DIGITALFREEDOM

IFENIO 👁️ | InterLink Labs Trainee ambassador

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Digital freedom isn't a myth. It's a right worth protecting. For years, we've been told to trade a little privacy for a little more safety. To share more data. To verify more identities. To accept more surveillance. The reasons may change : fighting crime, protecting children, improving security, but every time we give up a piece of our privacy, we should ask one simple question: Is it worth the cost? Privacy isn't something only criminals need. It's something every ordinary person deserves. As Pavel Durov said: "In the world of AI, if we give up our right to privacy, every message that we send will be monitored. Every thought will be scored. Every relationship will be mapped." Let's protect digital freedom before it becomes something we only remember. This is my entry for the Pavel Durov Digital Freedom Content competition. #digitalfreedom
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Digital freedom isn't a myth. It's a right worth protecting. For years, we've been told to trade a little privacy for a little more safety. To share more data. To verify more identities. To accept more surveillance. The reasons may change : fighting crime, protecting children, improving security, but every time we give up a piece of our privacy, we should ask one simple question: Is it worth the cost? Privacy isn't something only criminals need. It's something every ordinary person deserves. As Pavel Durov said: "In the world of AI, if we give up our right to privacy, every message that we send will be monitored. Every thought will be scored. Every relationship will be mapped." Let's protect digital freedom before it becomes something we only remember. This is my entry for the Pavel Durov Digital Freedom Content competition. #digitalfreedom

dOcToR sMaRt 🇪🇸

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10 Shocking Stories the Media Buried This Week #10 – UK government BUSTED in a secret plot to extract personal data from 2 billion iPhone users. They were this close to your “encrypted” data. This story begins when the UK govt hit Apple with a secret gag order, forcing them to either backdoor encrypted data for billions of users or face criminal charges if they refused to comply. Apple couldn’t even talk about it. The order demanded Apple create a vulnerability in its iCloud encryption, which would have given the UK government a back door to financial information, health records, and private conversations—not just of UK citizens but of two billion iPhone users worldwide. Remember, the UK government has already tried to threaten and extradite individuals outside the UK for violating British censorship laws—including US citizens over their online posts. So what happens when governments push to punish you not just for what you say publicly but for what you say privately? Rather than handing over the data of 2 billion iPhone users to the UK government, Apple chose to pull its Advanced Data Protection (ADP) in the UK—removing the option for UK users to enable encryption. Existing UK users must now disable encryption, and new users won’t have the option at all. US citizens and people in other countries remain unaffected by the UK government’s dystopian push to surveil and censor speech—for now. The UK government was this close to surveilling you, too—but luckily, Sayer Ji, Elon Musk, and The Wall Street Journal exposed this privacy nightmare. In another disturbing development, Imran Ahmed of the CCDH—one of the leading architects of the UK’s war on speech—is being awarded for his Orwellian efforts with a $300,000 prize this May. Sayer Ji has put together a petition to oppose this absurd aggrandizement of someone who has worked tirelessly to annihilate personal freedoms and silence dissenting voices. You can sign that petition here: (See 9 More Revealing Stories Below)
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10 Shocking Stories the Media Buried This Week #10 – UK government BUSTED in a secret plot to extract personal data from 2 billion iPhone users. They were this close to your “encrypted” data. This story begins when the UK govt hit Apple with a secret gag order, forcing them to either backdoor encrypted data for billions of users or face criminal charges if they refused to comply. Apple couldn’t even talk about it. The order demanded Apple create a vulnerability in its iCloud encryption, which would have given the UK government a back door to financial information, health records, and private conversations—not just of UK citizens but of two billion iPhone users worldwide. Remember, the UK government has already tried to threaten and extradite individuals outside the UK for violating British censorship laws—including US citizens over their online posts. So what happens when governments push to punish you not just for what you say publicly but for what you say privately? Rather than handing over the data of 2 billion iPhone users to the UK government, Apple chose to pull its Advanced Data Protection (ADP) in the UK—removing the option for UK users to enable encryption. Existing UK users must now disable encryption, and new users won’t have the option at all. US citizens and people in other countries remain unaffected by the UK government’s dystopian push to surveil and censor speech—for now. The UK government was this close to surveilling you, too—but luckily, Sayer Ji, Elon Musk, and The Wall Street Journal exposed this privacy nightmare. In another disturbing development, Imran Ahmed of the CCDH—one of the leading architects of the UK’s war on speech—is being awarded for his Orwellian efforts with a $300,000 prize this May. Sayer Ji has put together a petition to oppose this absurd aggrandizement of someone who has worked tirelessly to annihilate personal freedoms and silence dissenting voices. You can sign that petition here: (See 9 More Revealing Stories Below)

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

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📹 Pavel Durov, in his first video interview in seven years, revealed to Tucker Carlson some fascinating facts about Telegram Messenger, doing business in Dubai and his personal crypto wealth: • Pavel Durov launched ВКонтакте (Russian social media platform) at the age of 21 but had to sell the company and leave the country after refusing to share user data with the Russian authorities. • Durov says his life goal is to give people freedom and privacy. • Telegram is not controlled by the Russian or U.S. governments, yet the FBI allegedly tried to create a backdoor in Telegram Messenger by recruiting one of its developers. Agents also meet Durov at the airport and ask him questions whenever he comes to the United States. • Once, he fought three robbers who tried to steal his phone in San Francisco after meeting Jack Dorsey, the former CEO of Twitter. • Partially because of that and the attention from U.S. agencies, he decided not to HQ his company there. He was also put off by the bureaucracy in Germany, Britain and Singapore and opted for Dubai as a neutral ground. • Durov received two letters from U.S. senators: Democratic Party senators wanted to get access to the Jan. 6 rioters’ personal data, claiming that otherwise, Telegram violates the U.S. Constitution. The team ignored the request. Later, Republican Party senators sent a conflicting letter stating that the company would have broken the law if it had shared the data. • According to Durov, there’s a lot of pressure coming from Apple and Google, and they have become the #1 source of online censorship. • Durov owns 100% of Telegram and wants to keep it independent, with no plans for an IPO. • Currently, 30 people are working at Telegram. The team doesn’t spend a budget on marketing, yet the user base keeps growing. The goal is to achieve one billion users in the next few years. • Maintaining the current level of privacy is getting harder. There may be a need for protected smartphones to ensure confidentiality in the future, and Durov says he doesn’t trust his phone and assumes he is being tracked. • He was in favor of the purchase of Twitter by Elon Musk, and Durov believes it will have a positive impact on the social networking industry. • Durov stopped dealing with Mark Zuckerberg after the latter allegedly stole his idea of in-built apps for social media. • Durov has a few hundred million dollars in his bank account and owns $BTC, but he doesn’t spend it on anything, as it would undermine his freedom. Instead, he opts to invest everything back into Telegram.
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📹 Pavel Durov, in his first video interview in seven years, revealed to Tucker Carlson some fascinating facts about Telegram Messenger, doing business in Dubai and his personal crypto wealth: • Pavel Durov launched ВКонтакте (Russian social media platform) at the age of 21 but had to sell the company and leave the country after refusing to share user data with the Russian authorities. • Durov says his life goal is to give people freedom and privacy. • Telegram is not controlled by the Russian or U.S. governments, yet the FBI allegedly tried to create a backdoor in Telegram Messenger by recruiting one of its developers. Agents also meet Durov at the airport and ask him questions whenever he comes to the United States. • Once, he fought three robbers who tried to steal his phone in San Francisco after meeting Jack Dorsey, the former CEO of Twitter. • Partially because of that and the attention from U.S. agencies, he decided not to HQ his company there. He was also put off by the bureaucracy in Germany, Britain and Singapore and opted for Dubai as a neutral ground. • Durov received two letters from U.S. senators: Democratic Party senators wanted to get access to the Jan. 6 rioters’ personal data, claiming that otherwise, Telegram violates the U.S. Constitution. The team ignored the request. Later, Republican Party senators sent a conflicting letter stating that the company would have broken the law if it had shared the data. • According to Durov, there’s a lot of pressure coming from Apple and Google, and they have become the #1 source of online censorship. • Durov owns 100% of Telegram and wants to keep it independent, with no plans for an IPO. • Currently, 30 people are working at Telegram. The team doesn’t spend a budget on marketing, yet the user base keeps growing. The goal is to achieve one billion users in the next few years. • Maintaining the current level of privacy is getting harder. There may be a need for protected smartphones to ensure confidentiality in the future, and Durov says he doesn’t trust his phone and assumes he is being tracked. • He was in favor of the purchase of Twitter by Elon Musk, and Durov believes it will have a positive impact on the social networking industry. • Durov stopped dealing with Mark Zuckerberg after the latter allegedly stole his idea of in-built apps for social media. • Durov has a few hundred million dollars in his bank account and owns $BTC, but he doesn’t spend it on anything, as it would undermine his freedom. Instead, he opts to invest everything back into Telegram.

Cointelegraph

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PAVEL DUROV - FOUNDER TELGEAM ON DIGITAL FREEDOM "Our ship (Digital freedom) has already hit the iceberg. We have already started to sink without even realizing it." "Elon Musk said that the European Commission offered him a secret deal where they demanded that he conducts censorship of certain political narratives on his platform. And in exchange, the European Commission promised him not to enforce certain fines and laws on his company. Elon Musk said that he refused that offer. But most other platforms accepted it. Then Elon's company was hit by a 120 million euro fine from the European Commission for seemingly unrelated issues." "In the world of AI, if we give up our right to privacy, you can be certain that every message that you send will be monitored, will be analyzed. Every draft, every thought, every idea will be scored. Every relationship will be mapped. The future can become much darker and more dystopian than the Soviet Union of the '80s." In a world drifting toward censorship and surveillance, X and Telegram may be the last major platforms still fighting for digital freedom.
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PAVEL DUROV - FOUNDER TELGEAM ON DIGITAL FREEDOM "Our ship (Digital freedom) has already hit the iceberg. We have already started to sink without even realizing it." "Elon Musk said that the European Commission offered him a secret deal where they demanded that he conducts censorship of certain political narratives on his platform. And in exchange, the European Commission promised him not to enforce certain fines and laws on his company. Elon Musk said that he refused that offer. But most other platforms accepted it. Then Elon's company was hit by a 120 million euro fine from the European Commission for seemingly unrelated issues." "In the world of AI, if we give up our right to privacy, you can be certain that every message that you send will be monitored, will be analyzed. Every draft, every thought, every idea will be scored. Every relationship will be mapped. The future can become much darker and more dystopian than the Soviet Union of the '80s." In a world drifting toward censorship and surveillance, X and Telegram may be the last major platforms still fighting for digital freedom.

Kekius Maximus

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The Data (Use and Access) Bill must be stopped. This is not a new piece of legislation, it’s a rebranded version of the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill. Which the Conservative government failed to push through before the general election. Now, Labour are trying again. This bill paves the way for an all-encompassing digital identity system. Despite assurances that digital IDs will be voluntary. The reality is that once these systems are embedded into everyday life, for banking, government services or even supermarket age verification—opting out becomes impossible. The infrastructure for control is being built, and history shows that when governments and corporations gain more access to personal data, they do not give it back. In March 2023, we reported that digital ID's were being implemented under the Digital Information (No. 2) Bill. Now, it is back under a new name, with even broader implications. This bill is not about convenience, it’s about control. But laws like this only succeed when people stay silent. Public pressure can stop this, just as it has stopped other draconian measures in the past. If you care about privacy, personal freedom and the right to live without constant monitoring, now is the time to act. Contact your MP. Spread the word. Push back before this becomes law. Watch and share this video. This cannot be ignored. For more, search on
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The Data (Use and Access) Bill must be stopped. This is not a new piece of legislation, it’s a rebranded version of the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill. Which the Conservative government failed to push through before the general election. Now, Labour are trying again. This bill paves the way for an all-encompassing digital identity system. Despite assurances that digital IDs will be voluntary. The reality is that once these systems are embedded into everyday life, for banking, government services or even supermarket age verification—opting out becomes impossible. The infrastructure for control is being built, and history shows that when governments and corporations gain more access to personal data, they do not give it back. In March 2023, we reported that digital ID's were being implemented under the Digital Information (No. 2) Bill. Now, it is back under a new name, with even broader implications. This bill is not about convenience, it’s about control. But laws like this only succeed when people stay silent. Public pressure can stop this, just as it has stopped other draconian measures in the past. If you care about privacy, personal freedom and the right to live without constant monitoring, now is the time to act. Contact your MP. Spread the word. Push back before this becomes law. Watch and share this video. This cannot be ignored. For more, search on

UK Column

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⛔ *Urgent SOS call for all social media users and well wishers*⛔ The Draft Broadcasting (Services & Regulation) Bill of 2024 is going to classify all content creators as 'broadcasters' and impose heavy restrictions on the kind of content they can put out on social media. Since the publishing of the first draft in 2023, the government has had *0 consultative meetings with content creators*, the main STAKEHOLDERS in this scenario. The government has been very ambiguous and secretive about the provisions and details of the bill and how they will affect content creators. This is a call for all concerned citizens of the nation to understand *what is at stake here* - the freedom of speech and expression which is guaranteed to us in the Constitution. We demand a more transparent consultative process in the drafting and discussion of this bill. *Support our campaign against the secretive and undemocratic tactics of the government!* Share this video widely! #ContentBachao #StopTheBroadcastBill #RevengeBill
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⛔ *Urgent SOS call for all social media users and well wishers*⛔ The Draft Broadcasting (Services & Regulation) Bill of 2024 is going to classify all content creators as 'broadcasters' and impose heavy restrictions on the kind of content they can put out on social media. Since the publishing of the first draft in 2023, the government has had *0 consultative meetings with content creators*, the main STAKEHOLDERS in this scenario. The government has been very ambiguous and secretive about the provisions and details of the bill and how they will affect content creators. This is a call for all concerned citizens of the nation to understand *what is at stake here* - the freedom of speech and expression which is guaranteed to us in the Constitution. We demand a more transparent consultative process in the drafting and discussion of this bill. *Support our campaign against the secretive and undemocratic tactics of the government!* Share this video widely! #ContentBachao #StopTheBroadcastBill #RevengeBill

Dr.Medusa

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Founder of Signal, Moxie Marlinspike Marlinspike on Telegram: "Telegrams not a private messenger. There's nothing private about it. It's the opposite. It's a cloud messenger where every message you've ever sent or received is in plain text in a database that telegram the organization controls and has access to it" "It's like 'Russian oligarch starts unencrypted version of WhatsApp', a pixel for pixel clone of WhatsApp. That should be kind of a difficult brand to operate. And somehow, they've done a really amazing job of convincing the whole world that this is an encrypted messaging app and that the founder is some kind of Russian dissident, even though he goes there once a month, the whole team lives there, and their families are there." " What happened in France is they just chose not to respond to the subpoena. And so that's in violation of the law. And, he gets arrested in France, right? And everyone's like, oh, France, but I think the key point is they have the data, like they can respond to the subpoenas where as Signal, for instance, doesn't have access to the data and couldn't respond to that same request. To me it's very obvious that Russia would've had a much less polite version of that conversation with Pavel Durov and the telegram team before this moment. "
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Founder of Signal, Moxie Marlinspike Marlinspike on Telegram: "Telegrams not a private messenger. There's nothing private about it. It's the opposite. It's a cloud messenger where every message you've ever sent or received is in plain text in a database that telegram the organization controls and has access to it" "It's like 'Russian oligarch starts unencrypted version of WhatsApp', a pixel for pixel clone of WhatsApp. That should be kind of a difficult brand to operate. And somehow, they've done a really amazing job of convincing the whole world that this is an encrypted messaging app and that the founder is some kind of Russian dissident, even though he goes there once a month, the whole team lives there, and their families are there." " What happened in France is they just chose not to respond to the subpoena. And so that's in violation of the law. And, he gets arrested in France, right? And everyone's like, oh, France, but I think the key point is they have the data, like they can respond to the subpoenas where as Signal, for instance, doesn't have access to the data and couldn't respond to that same request. To me it's very obvious that Russia would've had a much less polite version of that conversation with Pavel Durov and the telegram team before this moment. "

Sabrina Halper

896,336 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

How Modi Managed “THE MEDIA” To Stay In Power In 2002, Gujarat CM Narendra Modi sat in front of a BBC camera and admitted his one real weakness: “One area where I was very, very weak… that was how to handle the media.” He never forgot that lesson. He just decided the media should never be allowed to become a problem again. Fast forward to 2026. Between March and July, the government sent one blocking order every 68 seconds to Instagram, Facebook and YouTube. 1.95 lakh orders in five months. 1,275 every single day. Instagram — the platform students used during the Jantar Mantar protests — received more than 1 lakh of them. Last year the daily average was six. This is not “managing” the media. This is industrial-scale silencing. The same playbook that started with ED and CBI cases against NDTV, the takeover of Network18, and UAPA against NewsClick’s founder is now running on autopilot through the Sahyog portal. Content vanishes in three hours. Often without anyone even seeing the order. A government that needs to issue a takedown every 68 seconds is not confident. It is terrified of what people will say when they are not being watched. That is how you stay in power for this long — not by answering questions, but by making sure the questions never reach the public. When dissent is treated as a security threat and protest as a crime, the media is no longer a watchdog. It is just another department to be controlled. The 2002 admission was honest. The 2026 response is the real story. 68 seconds. That’s how long this government takes to silence you. He admitted one weakness in 2002. He spent the next 24 years making sure it never happened again. sohit mishra
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How Modi Managed “THE MEDIA” To Stay In Power In 2002, Gujarat CM Narendra Modi sat in front of a BBC camera and admitted his one real weakness: “One area where I was very, very weak… that was how to handle the media.” He never forgot that lesson. He just decided the media should never be allowed to become a problem again. Fast forward to 2026. Between March and July, the government sent one blocking order every 68 seconds to Instagram, Facebook and YouTube. 1.95 lakh orders in five months. 1,275 every single day. Instagram — the platform students used during the Jantar Mantar protests — received more than 1 lakh of them. Last year the daily average was six. This is not “managing” the media. This is industrial-scale silencing. The same playbook that started with ED and CBI cases against NDTV, the takeover of Network18, and UAPA against NewsClick’s founder is now running on autopilot through the Sahyog portal. Content vanishes in three hours. Often without anyone even seeing the order. A government that needs to issue a takedown every 68 seconds is not confident. It is terrified of what people will say when they are not being watched. That is how you stay in power for this long — not by answering questions, but by making sure the questions never reach the public. When dissent is treated as a security threat and protest as a crime, the media is no longer a watchdog. It is just another department to be controlled. The 2002 admission was honest. The 2026 response is the real story. 68 seconds. That’s how long this government takes to silence you. He admitted one weakness in 2002. He spent the next 24 years making sure it never happened again. sohit mishra

Pragnya Gupta

25,257 görüntüleme • 26 gün önce