A French court has placed Telegram founder Pavel Durov under judicial supervision and has prohibited him from leaving the country, according to Le Figaro. Durov has been charged and placed under judicial supervision, with a €5 million bail. He has to show up at the police station twice a week and is banned from leaving France. One charge against Durov concerns participation in the management of an Internet resource that allows for illegal transactions, potentially leading to a 10-year prison sentence. He also faces accusations of refusing to provide information or documents requested by author…