Stockholm, Sweden – Telegram’s founder, Pavel Durov, has come under scrutiny for creating a platform that has become a haven for free speech but has also harbored child predators. This Russian entrepreneur, often compared to Elon Musk, is known for having an extensive network of 100 biological children, which has raised eyebrows and sparked curiosity among the public.

Durov’s vision of providing a space for uncensored communication has faced challenges, especially in Europe where Telegram is facing increasing pressure. Other tech founders are taking notice, as the platform’s business model and practices come under scrutiny by regulators and authorities in different countries.

In the United States, the recent arrest of Telegram’s CEO has caused turmoil among far-right users of the platform. This development has put a spotlight on the platform’s role in enabling extremist groups and individuals to communicate and organize their activities.

The billionaire founder’s legal troubles extend beyond the US, as he now faces unrelated criminal complaints in Switzerland following his arrest in France. These legal challenges could have far-reaching consequences for Telegram and its users, as regulators and law enforcement agencies seek to hold the platform accountable for its content and users’ actions.