MOSCOW, March 16 (Reuters) - Russia has fined the Telegram messaging app 35 million roubles ($432,366) for failing to remove banned content, Russia's Interfax news agency reported on Monday.

The attorney general's office said the effort was coordinated with several other states after officials demanded the app take action on criminal activity last spring.

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According to the FTC’s lawsuit, NGL told paid subscribers of the NGL Pro version of the app that they would pay a one-time fee. But the company instead charged many users a recurring weekly fee of up ...

Residents describe new security checkpoints around the capital, where they say people are stopped and searched.

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Instagram is preparing to remove end-to-end encrypted messaging from its direct messages, a decision that could reshape how private chats work on the platform. Meta has confirmed that the feature will ...

Millions of people in Russia have had their mobile internet access cut off as the Kremlin steps up testing of systems ...