Telegram complies with Indian court order, hands over pirates' personal details

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Telegram shares pirates' details with book author

Popular messaging app Telegram has provided Indian authorities with the names, phone numbers and IP addresses of channel admins on its platform accused of copyright infringement, LiveLaw India reports.

The development comes after the Delhi High Court ordered Telegram to share the data following a lawsuit by a teacher and skills centre.
 
Well, that's proof that Telegayram is logging everything you do while assuring you that your data is completely confidential and encrypted.

I switched to this a few months back:


Runs over the Tor network.
 
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Session is the Tor version of Signal. Same company. I only use Session for all of my shady dealings, Signal is perfectly fine for grey-area legal stuff.

 
They do have end to end encryption as well as the ability to wipe messages.
 
Well, that's proof that Telegayram is logging everything you do while assuring you that your data is completely confidential and encrypted.

I switched to this a few months back:


Runs over the Tor network.

How does it amount to them logging everything you do and not encrypting anything?

Do you really think Signal and/or Session can’t correlate your username to your phone number to your source IP address? Of course they can, it lives entirely outside the encryption layer.

Exact same way anyone operating any other network can see which user is browsing which website and from which IP address even though the traffic itself is encrypted and can’t be observed.
 
How does it amount to them logging everything you do and not encrypting anything?

Do you really think Signal and/or Session can’t correlate your username to your phone number to your source IP address? Of course they can, it lives entirely outside the encryption layer.

Exact same way anyone operating any other network can see which user is browsing which website and from which IP address even though the traffic itself is encrypted and can’t be observed.

You have a lot to learn.
 
There is currently no safe correspondence methods for obvious reasons. All apps, every single one, logs information and can identify a person and also hand that information to any law enforcement agency. You will be naïve to think any single app, website or service will encrypt and keep your information safe and not hand it to authorities.
 
Lol! I love the responses! If the heading said WhatsApp it would have been completely different.
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