> They don’t claim end to end encryption by default though. You make it sound as if there is a revelation you made here. They don't claim e2e encryption by def

> They don’t claim end to end encryption by default though. You make it sound as if there is a revelation you made here. They don't claim e2e encryption by default, they just use some very tricky words that non-technical users will assume as encryption. From telegram.org: "Private: Telegram messages are heavily encrypted and can self-destruct." "Secure: Telegram keeps your messages safe from hacker attacks." "Encrypt personal and business secrets."