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The Story of Signal! So, Signal was started by Moxie Marlinspike, a cryptographer and hacker, in 2010. He believed digital communication was dangerously unprotected, making it easy for governments, corporations, and hackers to spy on messages. Th

User privacy concerns on telegram. Telegram founder Pavel Durov revealed in an interview that the company employs only "about 30 engineers," which has raised concerns among security experts. Telegram, unlike Signal, does not default to end-to-end e

Data Privacy: A Gamer's Concern, an Entrepreneur's Responsibility The online gaming industry thrives on data, but with great power comes great responsibility. As an entrepreneur, you collect user data for running statistics, analytics & more. The D

Telegram is now profitable 🏆 📈 This year, the number of Telegram Premium subscribers tripled, exceeding 12 million. Our ad revenue also increased a few times. Telegram's total revenue in 2024 surpassed $1 billion, and we are closing the year with

Indian web browsers have emerged as an essential tool in the digital landscape, offering users features tailored to local needs and priorities. As India moves towards self-reliance in technology, these browsers have gained popularity for their focus

Empowering Individuals in the Age of Technology As technology advances at an unprecedented pace, staying informed is not just an advantage—it is essential. Emerging fields such as artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and blockchain are reshap

Top News of the Day: 1. U.S. President Donald Trump announced three cryptocurrencies, XRP, SOL, and ADA, to be part of a new U.S. crypto strategic reserve, leading to a significant price spike for these assets. 2. AJVC, an early-stage venture capit

In the ever-evolving AI landscape, a new player is making waves — Deepseek. While OpenAI, Google DeepMind, and Meta AI have been dominant forces, Deepseek is emerging as a formidable contender in the AI race.The recent buzz around Deepseek stems from

ANT Group Uses Domestic Chips to train AI models and cut COSTS Ant Group is relying on Chinese-made semiconductors to train artificial intelligence models to reduce costs and lessen dependence on restricted US technology, according to people familia