Telegram is trying to get the key transfer order canceled to decrypt user messages.

Representatives of Telegram do not agree with the decision of the court to block the messenger in the territory of the Russian Federation, Vedomosti reports. Recently, the company's lawyers filed a complaint with the Appeals Board of the Supreme Court, requesting the annulment of the March 20, 2018 Supreme Court decision. At the same time, representatives of the company are asked to recognize the order of the FSB dated July 19, 2016 No. 432 on the procedure for transferring keys to the service for decrypting messages from users of information distributors as adopted with excess of authority.

On March 20, the Supreme Court refused to meet Telegram, declaring the order of the FSB on the transfer of keys to the special service to decrypt messages from users of information distributors on the Internet invalid.

On the basis of this order, the FSB was authorized to secure the blocking of the messenger. As you know, on April 13, the Tagansky Court of Moscow decided to satisfy the claim of Roskomnadzor about blocking Telegram in the Russian Federation. According to the Supreme Court, the controversial procedure does not contain a requirement for the transfer of electronic messages to the FSB and data on the fact of their receipt.

In the usual manner, this information is obtained within the framework of the operational-search activity and on the basis of a court decision. The decision of the court indicated, in particular, that the organizers of the dissemination of data are not the persons who exercise control and supervision over the legality of their conduct.
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Whatever it was, but the representatives of the messenger in the appeal are trying to prove their point of view, arguing that the order of the FSB establishes an extrajudicial way of obtaining control over the correspondence of an indefinite circle of people, and also contains a wide margin of appreciation for the law enforcer that threatens the safety of citizens.