To be clear, what matters is that the plaintext of messages is *accessible* to the server (or service provider), not whether it's "stored."
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@Snowden Skipping the sarcastic part: users who don't need cloud sync or do not trust us, use secret chats – https://telegram.org/privacy -
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Hello, people can only see you online if you're sharing your last seen status with them. https://telegram.org/faq#q-who-can-see-me-online …
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@Snowden@tqbf All this people scared about the default options. Have you read this? Cloud chats are encrypted!pic.twitter.com/gLEwFoGubN
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@Snowden@durov@telegram is just Russian Facebook. If you need a safe Whatsapp replacement go for@ThreemaApp or Signal.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@Snowden@durov@telegram Seems there is a catch with every “encrypted” Messaging service– security or usability.https://twitter.com/kevinSuttle/status/672123426618908672 …Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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