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Following the arrest of CEO Pavel Durov in August 2024, Telegram now voluntarily provides user data to U.S. authorities. Court records show the company shared details for 2,253 users, including phone numbers and IP addresses, responding to a Stored Communications Act order. This marks a sharp shift from their previous refusal to assist law enforcement.
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