To achieve effective end to end encryption, you need: 1. All cryptographic keys controlled by the users. 2. Some way to confirm you are actually connected to

To achieve effective end to end encryption, you need: 1. All cryptographic keys controlled by the users. 2. Some way to confirm you are actually connected to who you think you are connected to. 3. A way to confirm that the code you are running is not leaking keys/content. I could not find a claim for any of these. But Telegard still claims end to end encryption as a feature. They could of just left things with how trustworthy they are and called it a day but they just had to check all the marketing boxes.