On our recent episode, Facebook Hacked Snapchat (Ep. 115), one of our viewers made a comment about private encrypted messages going away as we know them. Adam breaks this down using Telegram as an example. For full video of this episode, head over to our Youtube channel at http://youtube.com/@nyedisiam Be sure to subscribe to the show on all podcast platforms and follow us on all social media @Nyedisiam

On our recent episode, Facebook Hacked Snapchat (Ep. 115), one of our viewers made a comment about private encrypted messages going away as we know them. Adam breaks this down using Telegram as an example. For full video of this episode, head over to our Youtube channel at http://youtube.com/@nyedisiam Be sure to subscribe to the show on all podcast platforms and follow us on all social media @Nyedisiam

On our recent episode, Facebook Hacked Snapchat (Ep. 115), one of our viewers made a comment about private encrypted messages going away as we know them. Adam breaks this down using Telegram as an example.&nbsp;For full video of this episode, head over to our Youtube channel at http://youtube.com/@nyedisiam&nbsp;Be sure to subscribe to the show on all podcast platforms and follow us on all social media @Nyedisiam&nbsp;

Telegram is not as encrypted as you may think

Hosted by Nyedis CIO and co-founder Adam Callen, the Nyedis Anarchy Series gives expert insight into Identity and Access Management, enterprise cloud security, web3, and much more. Callen, who previously went by the IDM Rockstar, gives practical advice on every episode dealing with cutting edge technologies, real world experiences from his clients, and truly unbiased vendor reviews. Callen chats with other leading names in the field and invites questions from the audience on how they can be ahead of the curve in this rapidly evolving and regulated field.

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Telegram is not as encrypted as you may think

Telegram is not as encrypted as you may think