Due to the new privacy policies that he announced and implemented
The founder of the famous instant messaging application “Telegram”, Pavel Dorov, launched a scathing attack against the US company Facebook; Urging them to respect their users.
“Dorov” focused his attack on Facebook, due to the new privacy policies announced by Facebook, and applied them to his instant messaging application “WhatsApp”, and demanded that he review the new privacy policies announced; As reported by “Times News Now”.
The Telegram founder said that user data from encrypted instant messaging sites should not be shared in such a scandalous way. Noting that this opens the door to the migration of users from “WhatsApp” to other competing applications such as “Signal” or “Telegram”.
“I heard that Facebook has a whole section dedicated to knowing why Telegram is so popular, imagine dozens of employees working full time, but I’m happy to save tens of millions of dollars on Facebook and provide our secret for free, which is: respect by our users “.
Telegram is expected to reach 500 million active users globally soon, and the company is considering generating revenue through ads starting in 2021, but without compromising the privacy of its users. According to his statements.
The founder of Telegram attacks Facebook and WhatsApp: respect your users
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2021-01-10
The founder of the famous instant messaging application “Telegram”, Pavel Dorov, launched a scathing attack against the US company Facebook; Urging them to respect their users.
“Dorov” focused his attack on Facebook, due to the new privacy policies announced by Facebook, and applied them to his instant messaging application “WhatsApp”, and demanded that he review the new privacy policies announced; As reported by “Times News Now”.
The Telegram founder said that user data from encrypted instant messaging sites should not be shared in such a scandalous way. Noting that this opens the door to the migration of users from “WhatsApp” to other competing applications such as “Signal” or “Telegram”.
“I heard that Facebook has a whole section dedicated to knowing why Telegram is so popular, imagine dozens of employees working full time, but I’m happy to save tens of millions of dollars on Facebook and provide our secret for free, which is: respect by our users “.
Telegram is expected to soon reach 500 million active users globally, and the company is considering generating revenue through ads starting in 2021, but without compromising the privacy of its users. According to his statements.
January 10, 2021 – Jumada Al-Awwal 26, 1442
11:51 a. M.
Due to the new privacy policies that he announced and implemented
The founder of the famous instant messaging application “Telegram”, Pavel Dorov, launched a scathing attack against the US company Facebook; Urging them to respect their users.
“Dorov” focused his attack on Facebook, due to the new privacy policies announced by Facebook, and applied them to his instant messaging application “WhatsApp”, and demanded that he review the new privacy policies announced; As reported by “Times News Now”.
The Telegram founder said that user data from encrypted instant messaging sites should not be shared in such a scandalous way. Noting that this opens the door to the migration of users from “WhatsApp” to other competing applications such as “Signal” or “Telegram”.
“I heard that Facebook has a whole section dedicated to knowing why Telegram is so popular, imagine dozens of employees working full time, but I’m happy to save tens of millions of dollars on Facebook and provide our secret for free, which is: respect by our users “.
Telegram is expected to soon reach 500 million active users globally, and the company is considering generating revenue through ads starting in 2021, but without compromising the privacy of its users. According to his statements.
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