Fahmi: App provider Telegram ready to work together to fight digital piracy


Digital piracy on Telegram app has returned as a hot topic following a rant by prolific producer and director Shahrulezad Mohameddin expressing his disappointment on discovering his latest film Khunsa being made available for viewing on Telegram easily. — Image by freepik

KUALA LUMPUR: App provider Telegram is ready to work together with the government to fight rampant digital piracy on its platform, Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil said.

He added that several meetings have been held with Telegram to discuss the issue, the latest being in April.

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