> Why wouldn't he make it truly secure by hardening the most used features? E2E encryption comes with tradeoffs, it's not something you tack on to a protocol a

> Why wouldn't he make it truly secure by hardening the most used features? E2E encryption comes with tradeoffs, it's not something you tack on to a protocol and not having to change a bunch of other stuff. I think one of the main selling point of Telegram is the public channels/huge groups where you can openly communicate with people, and tacking E2E encryption into those would probably involve a ton of work, not really sure how it would work (or what benefit it would bring)