>> There are some people who push for an alternative called Telegram, which uses home brew cryptography instead of established standards. > No, it might as wel

>> There are some people who push for an alternative called Telegram, which uses home brew cryptography instead of established standards. > No, it might as well have no end-end cryptography. Parent says cryptography, not end-to-end cryptography. Cryptography provides value even if it is not end-to-end (it limits the attack surface). There's a lot to say about Telegram, but can please stick to the facts?