"Deleted items completely disappear for all participants without a trace – your data is your business"
As more and more people sign up on Telegram after WhatsApp's data-sharing policy change, it has started rolling out new features to retain its customers.
Telegram, in a post on Twitter, said that its users could now delete messages, chats, call history, and groups that they created at any time.
"Deleted items completely disappear for all participants without a trace – your data is your business, and you have full control over it," it said.
Newly found fossils 209m years old and include at least 16 vertebrate species, seven of them previously unknown
X's statement contradicts India's claim that no Indian govt agency ordered Reuters accounts withheld, says Reuters
All tech giants now offer miniature versions with fewer parameters of their respective large language models
Glaciers tend to suppress volume of eruptions from volcanoes beneath them, says researcher
Layered patterns surrounding planet's crater suggest that ground contained significant water ice
"At this time, we are no longer withholding access in INDIA to your account," X writes to Reuters social media team
