Telegram CEO Durov alleges Reliance role in access disruption
Telegram founder Pavel Durov has accused Reliance of hijacking Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) routes to disrupt access to his platform outside of India. While the technical claim involves internet routing, the allegation remains unverified and Reliance has not issued a response.
Why it matters
The accusation highlights the fragility of global internet infrastructure and the potential for corporate or state-level interference in digital connectivity.
Telegram founder Pavel Durov has levelled a serious accusation against Reliance, claiming Reliance disrupted access to Telegram for users outside India through a practice known as Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) hijacking.
The article presents the allegation while clearly stating it is unverified and explaining the technical context.
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