Australia’s eSafety commissioner is taking legal action against Telegram, alleging the messaging app failed to promptly remove terrorist content. Specifically, videos depicting executions and mass shootings from the Christchurch and Buffalo attacks remained accessible on the platform for weeks after being reported by Australian users. The eSafety commissioner argues this demonstrates a significant failure in Telegram's content moderation policies and a disregard for user safety. This lawsuit marks a key moment in the ongoing debate about the responsibility of social media platforms to combat the spread of extremist material online. Australia has been pushing for greater accountability from tech companies regarding harmful content. The case will likely center on whether Telegram adequately responded to notifications of illegal and disturbing material. A successful outcome for the eSafety commissioner could set a precedent for holding other platforms accountable for similar failures.