I'm unfamiliar with German law, and haven't really paid much attention to telegram in a long time. But what do you expect? A company can say "we don't share wi

I'm unfamiliar with German law, and haven't really paid much attention to telegram in a long time. But what do you expect? A company can say "we don't share with the government" but if you get served a warrant (or subpoena?) telling them to provide X data, you don't simply get to say "no". You /could/ send your lawyer to a courthouse and have them argue the warrant/whatever is unlawful, or what have you, but if the court says it's valid then failing to comply is a unlawful. The only way you can not provide data to law enforcement is if you never have it. But companies want data for all sorts of reasons. My assumption would be that even if you say "we don't keep data" you could be served documents telling you to store that data. Of course IANAL, but this is all basic "function in a society" stuff.