Telegram briefly disappeared from Apple’s App Store after a child sexual abuse material violation, showing how quickly a moderation failure can become a distribution problem.
Apple temporarily removed the messaging app on Monday after prohibited material was reportedly found on the platform, according to Forbes. Existing installations continued to function, but new downloads and reinstalls were unavailable until Telegram returned to the App Store later that day.
The incident highlights a growing reality for platforms built around user-generated content: developers are increasingly judged not only by the software they build, but also by how…
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