TON Society's initiative garnered 2 million signatures, calling for the release of the founder of the instant messaging platform.

The TON Society recently launched an initiative calling on the French government to release the founder of an instant messaging platform. As of August 28, the campaign has received more than 2 million signatures.

The campaign launched an open letter mini-program called Digital Resistance on the aforementioned platform, through which participants can sign up for support. The campaign promoters said their ultimate goal is to collect hundreds of millions of signatures in support of the call.

The action has sparked widespread concern, reflecting public concern about the personal freedom of tech entrepreneurs and the importance they place on digital rights. As the number of signatures continues to increase, this initiative may have some impact on the development of related events.