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[–] jet@hackertalks.com 19 points 1 year ago

Kind of a wishy-washy article

The very reason israeli people are using telegram, open news, no overt government censorship, the ability to buy drugs. Is the exact thing they're complaining about in the article. If telegram was not a neutral messaging service, nobody would be using it anyway.

Seems like the main thrust of the article is, group should not be allowed to communicate unless it's endorsed by a government.

I do respect the fact that they talk to telegram themselves, and got their neutral philosophy on the record.