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My recollection (can someone verify?) is that Telegram continues to function in limited-connectivity environments, making it a good fit for situations where a s
by Arubis 6y ago
My recollection (can someone verify?) is that Telegram continues to function in limited-connectivity environments, making it a good fit for situations where a state actor is limiting network access.
- sam_lowry_ 6y agoI can confirm ;-)
- maqp 6y agoThere isn't magic that hides list of server IP-addresses from state entities with access to clients source where it's listed https://github.com/zhukov/webogram/blob/c5fc5107cad2a476a03d7ce8427f1def41c20568/app/js/lib/mtproto.js#L13 https://github.com/zhukov/webogram/blob/c5fc5107cad2a476a03d....
- ffpip 6y agoand it works? Unlike signal in Belarus right now? What do you have against Telegram? Do you have a competing app, or are you concerned about security? Everybody (atleast on HN) knows it is not e2ee. They don't use it for security. They know Signal is more secure. Telegram has insane features. I use Telegram for unlimited file sharing, pirating movies not available in my country, bots. nothing personal