Twitter users urged Telegram founder Pavel Durov to pay attention to the fact that personal data of girls and women are published in the messenger channels, including feminist Daria Serenko, who participated in the women's "solidarity chain".
Twitter users publish messages, accompanying them with the #DurovOtvet tag. On the evening of February 16, this tag was launched by a member of the Yabloko party from Nizhny Novgorod, student Dmitry Novikov. He asked Durov to explain why the Telegram administration blocks channels where they publish personal data of Russian security officials and judges, but does not close channels where they post data on “porn actresses, wives and adoptive parents of children from ‘non-Russian’ men, feminists, ‘navalists’”, who are being bullied.
The initiator of the action noted that, in particular, the activists who on February 14 organized women's "solidarity chains" in Moscow and St. Petersburg were subjected to harassment . The feminist and artist Daria Serenko, who supported the "chains of solidarity", received the most insults and threats. Telegram channels publish her address and photos taken near the house of her relatives.
In total, more than two thousand messages with the tag #DurovOtvet were published on Twitter. Pavel Durov at the time of the publication of this news did not comment on this either on Twitter or in any of his two telegram channels.