“We allege that this content remained accessible on the service long after Telegram had been put on notice.”
The regulator said companies that fail to comply with Australia’s online safety codes and standards could face civil penalties of up to A$54.6 million (US$38 million).
Telegram rejected the allegations.
“We reject these allegations and will contest them in court,” a spokesperson for the company said.
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