According to the latest privacy policy of Telegram, sections 3.3.1 and 8.3 clearly state:
Once a valid judicial order is received, and it is confirmed that the user is suspected of violating the criminal offenses in the terms of service, Telegram will disclose the user's IP address, phone number, and related user data.
This means that Telegram no longer promises to provide comprehensive privacy protection for Cloud Chats users. All messages, pictures, files, and other data stored in the cloud can be submitted to law enforcement agencies under specific legal conditions.
Please note:
Cloud Chats: The default chat mode, where data is stored on Telegram servers, and Telegram can access and decrypt.
Secret Chats: Uses end-to-end encryption, Telegram cannot read or submit any content, still maintaining complete privacy.
It is recommended that highly sensitive users, organizations, and projects switch to "Secret Chats" mode and use Cloud Chats cautiously.
Telegram officially updates its privacy policy, cloud chat user privacy protection is no longer guaranteed.
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It's becoming more and more like WeChat.
Always using private chat, end-to-end technology, barrier-free.
TG has always been a hotbed of politics, but no one has called it a hotbed of fraud.
Recently, there has been frequent activity, it seems that they are going to cooperate with others to combat crime.
It seems to be only for terrorists.
Original text, no thanks: If Telegram receives a court order confirming that you are a suspected terrorist, we may disclose your IP address and phone number to relevant agencies. So far, this has not happened. If it does, we will record such incidents in our semi-annual transparency report.
Terror suspect?
Isn't this just like WeChat?
Hurry up and start a private chat.
Is TG going to become a U.S. state-owned enterprise?
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