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Telegram has been reinstated on Apple's App Store following a sudden global removal from search results. The messaging platform confirmed restoration, though the cause of the disruption remains unexplained.
Apple temporarily delisted Telegram from the App Store after discovering content violating its child protection policies. The messaging platform was restored within hours after removing the problematic material and blocking the user responsible.
Telegram has vanished from Apple App Store search results globally, though the app continues functioning for existing users. The messaging platform remains available on Google Play Store.
Australia's eSafety Commissioner has sued Telegram in federal court for allegedly failing to remove terrorism-promoting content, including videos of mass shootings. The platform faces potential fines up to A$54.6 million.
Pavel Durov, the Russian-born billionaire behind Telegram messaging app, faces escalating legal challenges from both Moscow and Western authorities over content moderation, free speech, and alleged use of the platform for illicit activities.