Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, faces serious criminal charges in France, raising questions about internet freedom and government surveillance. Meanwhile, Columbia University student activist Maryam Iqbal discusses the challenges of advocating for free speech amid campus protests related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. She shares her experiences with administrative retaliation and the implications of social media censorship for student rights. Both guests highlight the pressing issues of privacy, dissent, and the rights of activists in today's political climate.
