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Telegram's t.me shortlink domain restored after suspension over OFAC compliance
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Telegram's t.me shortlink domain restored after suspension over OFAC compliance
The domain used by Telegram for public group links was suspended for a day and then restored after compliance with U.S. sanctions.
- The t.me domain went offline on Monday after a "serverhold" block was placed by registrar DomainME.
- DomainME CEO Predrag Lešić confirmed the domain is back online and said an official statement would follow.
- DomainME said the domain was suspended due to OFAC compliance, referencing the U.S. Treasury's sanctions on a VPN provider linked to a Telegram group.
- The suspension was lifted on Tuesday, according to public internet records.
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