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Probably this is the right time to secure all those usernames groups/channels even bots for which you don't have sim present with you.

Telegram premium feature to have multiple accounts in one app will be useless isn't it?

As per new govt. Rules even web app logins will require relogin every 6 hours

The government has introduced a major rule that will change how many popular communication apps work in India. This includes WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, SnapChat, ShareChat, JioChat, Arattai and Josh. If you use any of these, things may soon work differently. Here is what it means. What has the government said? The Department of Telecommunications has told these apps that within the next 90 days, they must make sure their services work only when the correct SIM card is in the phone. If you remove that SIM, the app should stop working. This is known as SIM binding. Today, you can verify your WhatsApp or Telegram account once and keep using it even if you remove the SIM, change it or even switch to Wi Fi. The government says this freedom is creating a security problem.

There are two big requirements as per new rules being framed for social media apps including whatsapp and telegram that requires these apps to implement the below requirements within next 90 days. --Continuous SIM presence: Apps must check regularly whether the original SIM card is still inserted in your phone. If not, the app must automatically stop working until you insert the correct SIM again. --Web access restrictions: If you use WhatsApp Web or similar web versions, the government wants you to get logged out automatically every six hours. To log in again, you will have to scan a QR code with the app. This is to ensure the device and user are genuine. Apps must report back to the government within 120 days that they have followed all instructions.

https://youtu.be/4OUW20Usi30?si=GFKoUqmvn646iSJb

To keep up with this evolving world, Tarifi suggests that instead of committing to long academic programmes, aspiring technologists should explore niche areas where AI is still in its early stages, like biology. Or he suggests even bypassing the academic route altogether. He points out that someone can learn a lot more outside formal classrooms, where adaptability and hands-on experimentation are far more valuable. “You will move much faster. You’ll learn a lot more. You’ll be more adaptive to how things are changed,” he explained.

@Poetly Rajiv 🦁