High Court orders temporary suspension of Telegram's services in Spain ( www.reuters.com )

PoliticallyIncorrect , 1 month ago

What about using a VPN? There are free alternatives..

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What_name_is_allowed OP , 1 month ago

I'm not poor like your family, i can afford a paid vpn

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melroy Admin , 1 month ago

I will continue to use telegram

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JRaccoon , 1 month ago

Telegram has a builtin support for proxies and the authorities probably won't be able to block all of them

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iturnedintoanewt , 1 month ago

My concern is, who controls/pays/checks these proxies? Is it Telegram itself?

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gravitywell , 1 month ago

It will be the responsibility of mobile phone providers to block Telegram's services, the court source said..

Doesn't telegram have ways around this at this point?

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