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“However, the fact that other voice over internet protocol providers in the country are still operating normally clearly suggests that this move is targeting Telegram specifically.”Mahmoud Vaezi, Iran’s Minister of Information and Telecommunications, told reporters that the block is a result of a judicial ruling issued to all phone operators, according to the semi-official Iranian Students’ News Agency.Īlso Read: Security flaw found in WhatsApp, Telegram: Researchers “We did not receive any communications regarding the reasons, so we have no idea what could stand behind the decision,” Telegram said in the statement.

But in a statement on April 17, the company said mobile operators and home internet providers had begun blocking the new feature the previous day. Telegram completed rolling out its free encrypted voice calls to users globally last week. Iran has blocked access to a new free voice-messaging feature from the popular messaging app Telegram, just days after it was released in the country. Pavel Durov, the app’s founder claims they consistently defended their users’ privacy and have never made any deals with governments.

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