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The founder of an instant messaging software was arrested, sparking heated discussions about the responsibilities of internet platforms.
Recently, it has been reported that the French judiciary has extended the detention period of a well-known instant messaging software founder. This founder was arrested at an airport in Paris over the weekend due to potential involvement in some illegal activities related to the software. The authorities are investigating a wide range of allegations, including fraud, drug trafficking, organized crime, terrorism propaganda, and cyberbullying.
According to current laws, this detention can last up to 96 hours. At the end of this period, the judge will need to decide whether to release or formally charge.
In response, the instant messaging company issued a statement. The statement indicated that the platform has always strictly complied with various laws and regulations of the European Union. At the same time, the company emphasized that its founder "has nothing to hide" and expressed a desire to resolve the matter as soon as possible.
This incident has sparked discussions about the boundaries of responsibility for internet platforms. On one hand, it is necessary to maintain the security and order of cyberspace; on the other hand, finding a balance between protecting user privacy and combating illegal activities is a challenge faced by regulatory authorities in various countries. In the future, the handling of similar incidents may have a profound impact on global internet governance.