LONDON: Iran banned government bodies on Wednesday from using the popular Telegram instant messaging app as Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei’s office said his account would shut down to protect national security, Iranian media reported. ISNA news agency did not give a reason for the government ban on the service which lets people send encrypted messages and has an estimated 40 million users in the Islamic Republic.
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