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Thanks. Should maybe put in (2015) in the title as well? It is old and hasn’t been updated. I stand by my assessment at the time, but I haven’t checked Telegra

by grugq 8y ago

Thanks. Should maybe put in (2015) in the title as well? It is old and hasn’t been updated. I stand by my assessment at the time, but I haven’t checked Telegram since then and don’t know what, if anything, has changed.

cop_riq90 8y ago
I think your post should highlight the main idea: Telegram stores all messages in plain-text on the server. Even whatsapp doesn’t do that. Seems to me like the “end to end” was an afterthought. Just to claim that they can encrypt messages. While 99% of messages are stored right there, and we must trust telegram not to give that data to anyone. Why should we?