Re:Telegram introduces feature to prevent users from texting...
by room505 on Saturday August 10, 2019 @05:57PM
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What does everyone think of Microsoft Kaizala? It meets HIPPA requirements and you can backup your messages. It has a lot of group chat features. It also has a beta web chat. I've heard a lot of people in India are moving to it for personal and work chat ilo WhatsApp.
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Re:Telegram introduces feature to prevent users from texting...
by pranau on Saturday August 10, 2019 @07:03PM
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> I've heard a lot of people in India are moving to it for personal and work chat ilo WhatsApp.
I'm from India and I had to go look up what you were talking about. Literally the first time I'm hearing about this. I am also pretty sure that not many have moved to it from WhatsApp. Truth is, after so many years I am just now seeing the slow growth of Telegram amongst the city crowd.
Re:Telegram introduces feature to prevent users from texting...
by room505 on Saturday August 10, 2019 @08:13PM
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From what I've read, it was developed in India under Microsoft Garage. It's being used more for business.
Re:Telegram introduces feature to prevent users from texting...
by techntoke on Saturday August 10, 2019 @08:14PM
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I think of it like Microsoft Windows. It isn't open source, and truly auditable at-will by independent researchers, so I have no reason to trust it.
Re:Telegram introduces feature to prevent users from texting...
by johnm1019 on Saturday August 10, 2019 @08:07PM
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I will ask the ignorant question, why Kaizala and not MS Teams? It also has groups, DMs, picture messaging, office integration, etc... I feel rather overwhelmed lately with all the various messaging options on the market with the same company often having multiple solutions.
Re:Telegram introduces feature to prevent users from texting...
by room505 on Saturday August 10, 2019 @08:16PM
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I don't work for Microsoft, so I couldn't tell you why. From what I understand though, (I haven't used Kaizala yet, but use Teams at work) Teams uses AD, whereas Kaizala only needs a registered phone number.