AFAIK Telegram only has e2e for secret chats, which has to be enabled on a per-chat basis, doesn't support group chats, and can only be used from a single device (unlike Whatsapp which I can use on both my phone and desktop browser at the same time).
Instead of questioning the use of whatsapp for medical purposes by a medical professional you tell them to use signal or telegram?
What would you recomend, then?
At least the two I recommend won't destroy your whole digital life if they don't like you.
I think the issue is that you're trying to optimize for patient privacy, quality of health care service, and doctor productivity.
The other commenter is trying to optimize for "doctor does not go to jail".
The two goals are mutually exclusive in this case.
3 replies →
Whatsapp and Signal are e2e encrypted. Telegram isn't.
telegram is just not by default
AFAIK Telegram only has e2e for secret chats, which has to be enabled on a per-chat basis, doesn't support group chats, and can only be used from a single device (unlike Whatsapp which I can use on both my phone and desktop browser at the same time).