Practical notes on using Telegram accounts, warming them up, and avoiding bans.
When you first sign up for Telegram, the default privacy settings are full of loopholes that make it easy for strangers or contacts to track you. This guide provides a complete privacy settings checklist and three levels of security setups to help you completely hide your real identity.
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Tying all your messaging apps to a single phone number creates a massive single point of failure. This guide breaks down the risks of linked accounts and gives you practical ways to separate your work and private life securely.
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Relying on privacy settings alone isn't enough to separate your work and personal identities on Telegram. This guide shows you how to completely isolate your accounts across four levels—phone number, device, username, and contacts—to prevent them from being linked, and provides a minimum viable setup.
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A second account is often seen as shady, but most use cases are completely normal: external contacts, international communication, community management, and keeping work and personal life separate.
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A phone number is an identity, and many don't want to hand it over to a messaging app. This post lays out four ways to avoid using your own phone number, clearly explaining the costs of each.
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