"Use of Dangerous Wetsap": Telegram founder attacks Facebook

After attacking WhatsApp in November last year, Telegram founder Pavel Durov again attacks WhatsApp and this time for the breakthrough of Amazon's founder Jeff Bosez. The post was published on a personal blog titled "Why Wattsap Not Safe". If his words are accurate, it seems that we should all fear the use of Wetsap

"Use of Dangerous Wetsap": Telegram founder attacks Facebook

WhatSap is not as secure as it should have been, "said Pavel Dorov, founder of Telegram on the world's most popular messaging platform over the weekend:" WhatSap. This is not the first time Telegram founder attacks WhatsApp. In November last year, he said, "Uninstall the app right away, unless you're okay with it being followed." WhatsApp had previously expressed himself by saying he regretted selling WhatsApp to Facebook.

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"Security authorities demand backdoor for messaging apps"

Dorov revealed information that was known because Russia requires access to databases located in its country, but this is the first time that an application developer of this size has written it on his behalf. He said message app makers are required to partner with the government. "I know this because they contacted us for the same thing on Telegram. Security authorities don't like encryption, and developers have to secretly plant a back door. We were there with Telegram, refusing to cooperate. And that's also why Telegram is inactive in Russia and Iran, and whatsaps ", He said.

"Security authorities require a back door for messaging apps." (Photo: ShutterStock)

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"Don't let yourself be fooled by the circus magic of the tech equivalent, who wants to focus attention on one aspect while doing tricks elsewhere," Durov said. "They want you to think of end-to-end encryption as the only thing to consider in all aspects of privacy, but the reality is much more complicated. Another reference was to the hack to Jeff Bezos's smartphone, which was done by sending a video on Wetsap. The loophole was in Wetsap and explained: "The loophole has been present on iOS, Android devices and even Windows Phone. That is, on all products that Wetsap has installed. No other messaging apps were on the iPhone, and if Bezos used a telegram, his smartphone wouldn't be hacked. "

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Telegram founder has a clear interest in motivating users to use Wetsap, but he made it clear: "I develop Telegram to be a safer means of communication. Everything I wrote is based on facts, not personal preference." During the announcement, it also made it clear that security germs are in the backup services that Wetsap uses, such as Google and Apple. "Users don't want to lose the information when they replace a smartphone, and they back up the messages on iCloud without realizing that the backup is not encrypted. As evidence, Apple was forced by the FBI to crack one of the backups.