Telegram CEO Pavel Durov has been released on bail after being indicted by the Paris court on charges related to organized crime. He was required to post a €5 million bail, is prohibited from leaving France, and must report to the police twice a week. Durov was arrested at Le Bourget airport on August 24th, and the case has sparked controversy over freedom of speech, as well as concerns in Russia and Ukraine. Telegram, the app Durov founded, is known for its strong encryption features, which have attracted both users and criminal organizations.