The Untold Story: Iraq's Telecoms Ministry Ready to Unlock the Secrets of Telegram

Iraq's Telecoms Ministry Set to Unblock Telegram

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Iraq’s telecoms ministry announced that it will lift the ban on the Telegram messaging app on Sunday, August 13. Recall that earlier this week, we reported that the Telegram app has been blocked in Iraq. The ban was slammed on the app due to concerns regarding national security and data safety.
The ministry claimed that the app was frequently used by militia groups and that it had leaked user data. This includes official state data and citizens’ personal data. The ban was imposed to prevent the misuse of the app for illegal activities and to protect the privacy of the users.

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After the ban, Telegram released a statement asking its users in Iraq to remain calm. It said that it is in talks with the government and will resolve the issue. Well, it appears that the talks paid off as Iraq’s telecoms ministry has now announced that it will lift the ban today.

Telegram’s Response

Telegram responded to the security requirements set by the Iraqi government. The company agreed to implement measures to prevent the misuse of the app for illegal activities. It also agreed to protect the privacy of the users. This info was revealed in the official press statement from the Iraqi government.

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Here are some key features offered by Telegram to ensure user privacy and security:

1. End-to-end encryption feature: This feature ensures that only the sender and the recipient of the message can read its content. Not even Telegram has access to it.
2. Self-destructing messages
3. Two-factor authentication
   

These features aim to tackle security concerns and maintain the privacy and security of its users. Additionally, the app allows users to report and block users who violate the terms of service.

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The ban on Telegram in Iraq was imposed due to national security concerns, leaked data, and the safety of users’ personal data. The Iraqi government claimed that the app was used by militia groups to control their activities and spread false information, incite violence, and destabilize the country. Telegram responded to the security requirements set by the government and assured them that it will protect the privacy of its users. As a result, Iraq’s telecoms ministry has lifted the ban on the Telegram messaging app.

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