the back door is backdoor regardless of who is us. so unsurprisingly uh the fbi tried to buy off diov's engineer so he could install certain coding in the uh open a back door so that intelligence agencies can violate the privacy the telegram provides for its users so his arrest has sent a child uh through the tech scene where you know libertarian ideas about free speech and privacy are widely championed. yeah uh many tech entrepreneurs and internet freedom advocates argue that durov's arrest actually sets a really dangerous precedent and they've called for his release under the hashtag #free pavel, while as we just saw us and european mainstream media as expected defense this violation of freedoms, you know as always, but it's also really important to remember that telegram is hub for resistance media, yes because it's it's majorly the only place left for them to uh basically just say what they need to say and show. the part of uh of the story, the narrative, the genocide uh ongoing in gaza. thank you very much for your analysis. ladies and gents, stay tuned. next we have digital mainst

digital freedom of speech, so in this war for control of the internet, the potential significance of diov's arrest is quite difficult to overstate, so prosecutors say he was detained as part of investigation involving 12 criminal allegations, most of them related to complicity and serious crimes ranging from drug trafficking to uh the distribution of material related to child sex abuse. mind you, facebook, x and instagram all suffer from this. illegal content and it only takes a quick search to find it, which raises some serious questions behind the real reason that the telegram ceo was detained, so the the argument that tech companies should be held criminally liable for activities of people who are using their services is at best prejudiced, but i mean a less generous view and a more accurate view would be that it's completely nonsensical, but nonetheless broadcast media since israel started its genocide against palestinians, has showed us all the true colors of nonsensical reporting. i agree uh, let's start with this dw report, which actually picked the story up in a way that 100% puts t

back door is backdoor regardless of who is using it, so unsurprisingly uh the fbi tried to buy off diov's engineer so he could install encoding in the uh open a back door so that intelligence agencies can violate the privacy the telegram provides for its users, so his arrest has sent a child uh through the tech scene where you know libertarian ideas about free speech and privacy are widely championed. yeah uh many tech entrepreneurs and internet freedom advocates argue that dov's arrest actually sets a really dangerous precedent and they've called for his release under the hashtag #free pavel while as we just saw us and european mainstream media as expected defends this violation of freedoms. as always, but it's also really important to remember that telegram is hub for resistance media, yes, because it's it's majorly the only place left for them to uh basically just say what they need to say and show their part of uh of the story, the narrative, the genocide uh ongoing in gaza, thank you very much for your analysis, ladies and gents, stay tuned, next we have digital mainstream media. sin