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The New York Times, I'm Sabrina Tavernisi, and this is the Daily a Times investigation has found that one of the.
World'S biggest messaging apps, with nearly a.
Billion users, is also a giant black market and gathering place for terrorists and white supremacists.
Today, my colleague Adam Satiriano on the extraordinary story of telegram and how it's led to one of the first arrests of a social media CEO in history.
It's Monday, September 23.
Adam, welcome back to the show.
Thanks for having me.
So, Adam, you and our colleagues just published a big investigation into what's going on inside this giant messaging app called Telegram.
And it really came at the perfect time because the founder of the platform was arrested in France just a few weeks ago.
So tell us what happened.
So this was a fascinating case.
This guy, Pavel Durov, a russian tech billionaire.
His private plane lands at an airport outside Paris, and he is immediately picked up by the french authorities and detained.
And the french authorities, at first, are providing very little detail about what happened.