The Indian government has implemented a nationwide ban on the messaging app Telegram, effective until June 22, 2026. Additionally, the government has mandated that Telegram disable its message editing feature as part of the restrictions.
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India imposes temporary ban on Telegram amid exam fraud concerns
The Indian government has announced a temporary nationwide ban on the messaging app Telegram, set to last until June 22, 2026. The ban is accompanied by a requirement for the app to disable its message editing feature, aimed at addressing concerns related to exam fraud.
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India imposes temporary ban on Telegram amid exam fraud concerns