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Telegram founder says owning an iPhone makes you Apple's digital slave Pavel Durov also called Apple's devices clunky and outdated. TL;DR He said owning an iPhone makes you a digital slave of Apple. He also equated Apple’s walled garden approach to China’s totalitarian regime. Telegram Founder and CEO Pavel Durov launched an offensive against Apple yesterday. Commenting on a New York Times report about how Apple has allegedly given the Chinese government control over its data centers in Guiyang, Durov said that the Cupertino company is efficient at selling “overpriced, obsolete hardware...

Image sourced from The Independent Telegram has officially surpassed 500 million users – this comes after more than 25 million people downloaded the platform in the last 72 hours. “Twenty-five million users have joined Telegram in the last 72 hours. 38% of them are from Asia, 27% from Europe, 21% from Latin America, and 8% from MENA,” says Telegram Founder, Pavel Durov. The rise in demand is attributed to Facebook’s recent move to update WhatsApp’s terms of service and privacy policy – leaving many WhatsApp users concerned and searching for a more secure messaging platform, like T...

12 January 2021, 3:06 am EST By Following WhatsApp's privacy policy tweaks, rival companies Signal and Telegram has seen a huge increase in demand with more users signing up for the messaging apps after criticizing WhatsApp's changes. (Photo : Nadine Rupp / Getty) Telegram Founder Assures Users With the demand and attention both companies are getting, Telegram founder Pavel Durov reassured its users that they will never monetize private data and force users to watch 30-second ads. "We will never force you to view 30-second ads on Telegram. If we ever introduce ads, the ads will be shown onl...

Messaging platforms Telegram and Signal have seen a surge in popularity after WhatsApp's new privacy policy sparked concerns related to data-sharing with Facebook.

WhatsApp’s new privacy policy mentioned that it would share user data with Facebook in certain cases