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  • 1. MTProto Protocol
  • 2. End-to-End Encryption for Secret Chats
  • 3. Server-Client Encryption for Regular Chats
  • 4. Verifiable Builds
  • 5. Ongoing Security Improvements
  • 6. Open to Audits
  • ✅ The Bottom Line :
  • These elements combine to ensure your security is thoroughly protected on Telegram.

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  1. General information
  2. Telegram Basics

Security

Here’s How Telegram Keeps Your Conversations Secure 🔐

1. MTProto Protocol

Telegram is built on the MTProto protocol, which uses time-tested algorithms to provide strong security without compromising on speed or reliability, even on weak connections. ⚡

2. End-to-End Encryption for Secret Chats

Secret Chats on Telegram are protected with end-to-end encryption, meaning only you and the recipient can read the messages—no one else, not even Telegram. 🤐

3. Server-Client Encryption for Regular Chats

For regular chats, Telegram uses server-client encryption, which protects your data while it’s being transmitted between your device and Telegram’s servers. 📡

4. Verifiable Builds

Telegram supports verifiable builds, allowing experts to confirm that the code published on GitHub is exactly what’s used in the apps you download, ensuring no hidden changes. 🧩

5. Ongoing Security Improvements

Telegram works continuously with the community to enhance the security of its protocol and clients, always staying ahead of potential threats. 🤝

6. Open to Audits

Security experts are welcome to audit Telegram’s system, and the company encourages feedback to improve its security measures further. 🕵️‍♂️


✅ The Bottom Line :

These elements combine to ensure your security is thoroughly protected on Telegram.

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