TON: Confirming Pavel Durov's passport has been returned, supporting him in defending freedom of speech and online privacy rights
The TON official announced on social media that the TON Foundation is celebrating Pavel Durov's return of his passport. The TON Foundation is pleased to learn that French authorities have returned Pavel Durov's passport to him, allowing him to freely leave the country. This news marks an important resolution moment. Telegram has nearly 1 billion users worldwide, representing a global movement dedicated to freedom of communication and inalienable privacy rights. As part of the decentralized TON community, we stand with Pavel in support of his unwavering defense of free speech and online privacy.
Our commitment to these fundamental principles remains steadfast. We firmly believe that blockchain is a technology for freedom, an innovative tool capable of changing how we protect individual rights - we are proud to be part of an ecosystem empowering individuals with free and secure communication capabilities.
We express our deepest gratitude towards our community, the broader tech industry as well as all vocal advocates for Pavel Durov's freedom of speech.
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