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eSafety commissioner says Telegram case comes amid ‘heightened security environment’ in Australia Julie Inman Grant said the case comes at a time when Australia is “facing a heightened security environment against the fresh backdrop of the Bondi tragedy, the royal commission into antisemitism, and Asio’s assessment that Australia’s terrorism threat level remains ‘Probable’”. She said: It is more important than ever that digital platforms meet their obligations to protect the Australian community. Australians have the right to expect that services operating and generating revenue in this country are responsible for preventing platforms from being used to spread material that can radicalise, incite violence, and cause real world harm. Inman Grant added that some of the alleged offending content remained on Telegram.