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The WhatsApp data leak affecting billions is a stark reminder: platform architecture matters. Telegram Messenger 's modelโ€”where a phone number is optional, not mandatoryโ€”is a powerful competitive advantage. Expect the already massive 2.5M DAILY NEW USERS to accelerate as users seek platforms that prioritize data sovereignty and privacy. This...

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