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And what would this accomplish exactly?

• spoiler 12y ago
  It could reveal potentially exploitable server-side bugs.
• shmerl 12y ago
  It can start a discussion on trusting it. Without that code it doesn't even start.
  • rakoo 12y ago
    Wrong, the whole point of end-to-end encryption is that security doesn't rely on intermediaries working as expected; they're only transports. Which is why having Telegram's server code wouldn't be useful from a security POV. What it could be used for instead is running alternate "pods" to distribute load over multiple servers.
    • shmerl 12y ago
      It's not all end to end. And there is a difference if the server is a malicious one. Anyway, since the service is centralized and not federated even if it will become all end to end encrypted, it's enough of a reason not to use it.