> No, it is not. Which part are you referring to? I made a couple claims. A. Telegram has access to all plain text content B. Someone with access to Telegram

> No, it is not. Which part are you referring to? I made a couple claims. A. Telegram has access to all plain text content B. Someone with access to Telegrams infrastructure has access to plain text content C. Telegram is less encrypted than Facebook messenger The first, I stand by. The second does make a few assumptions. The second assumption, that if you have access to the infrastructure you could get access to the private key, this may not be true. Depending on how well they manage their systems. Something that any user will have to trust vs a trust less e2ee system. The final one is, admittedly, incorrect. I misspoke. It’s _as encrypted_ as Facebook Messenger, and _less encrypted_ than WhatsApp.