Pavel Durov's detention in France has been extended

In France, the detention of Telegram founder Pavel Durov was extended. This is reported by the AFP agency.

It is noted that the detention can last a maximum of 96 hours, after which the judge must either release him or charge him.

French authorities have not made an official comment on Durov's case. Referring to his arrest, Telegram noted that the company's CEO has nothing to hide, that he often travels around Europe, and that Telegram complies with EU laws, including the Digital Services Act.