Spanish High Court has ordered a temporary suspension of Telegram’s services within the country, effective Monday, after Spanish media companies accused Telegram of allowing users to upload copyrighted content without permission.
This decision is being investigated, with Judge Santiago Pedraz authorizing the block until a resolution is reached.
Mobile phone providers will be responsible for enforcing the suspension.
Telegram, a popular platform in Spain, used by nearly 19% of the population, has yet to comment on the situation.
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