Telegram has stated that India should consider blocking specific content rather than banning the entire platform, which is utilized by millions of users. This statement comes amid a growing trend of users seeking virtual private networks (VPNs) and alternative messaging applications in response to the ban.
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Telegram advocates for targeted content blocking in India
Telegram has called for India to focus on blocking specific content instead of banning the entire platform. This statement follows an increase in users turning to VPNs and rival messaging apps in light of the ban.
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Telegram ban in India sparks a rush to VPNs, rival apps
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Telegram advocates for targeted content blocking in India