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You don't say? A cloud-service I can access from all devices plus API and bots is not e2e-encrypted with zero knowledge? I'm shocked. That's what "secret chat" is for. Literally.
They chose this way as the regular Joe and Jane don't care for privacy but for comfort. You can never ever have both. Nowhere.
I love tgram for it being so open. And e2e when I need it. I don't need privacy for when my smarthome sends me notifications about a light I left on or something ๐
Yep, and this allows for proper content moderation. Telegram can actually just find and report creeps to authorities
That too. Sadly the restrictiveness was badly abused. Noone really wonders but...that's why we can't have nice things.
Well then use the secret chat if you want your chat to be secret from any prying eyes
I meant the restrictiveness towards governments. The pesos and Nazis fucked that up, tgram had to do something or have their ill repute grow even more.