[Balgair]

Ahhh, no, not in France.

From what I can tell (which isn't much) Durov is living in France and seems to like it there. I'm not going to assume the people that are a product of his sperm donations are all living in France, but I will assume some are.

In France paternity tests are legal, but they are highly regulated and require a court order to preform at a very small number of labs that can do it. This goes back to 1994. Even going outside that system and gaining a paternity test in another country is illegal and risks a year in prison and a 15,000 Euro fine. Not that it stops questioning husbands, but hey.

[walterbell]

Lived in UAE. Visited, arrested and held in France for several months. Returned to UAE.

https://gizmodo.com/telegrams-founder-plans-to-open-source-h...

> 100 families in 12 different countries... still on tap at a Moscow IVF clinic

[Balgair]

Thanks!