What are the common vulnerabilities of using Telegram without a proxy

IP Address Exposure

When you use Telegram without a proxy, your real IP address is exposed to Telegram's servers and potentially other parties. This makes it easier to track your online activities and location[1][2].

Censorship and Blocking

In countries where Telegram is blocked or restricted, using the app without a proxy means you may not be able to access it reliably. A proxy can help bypass these restrictions[1][2].

Slow Connection Speeds

Depending on your location and network conditions, connecting directly to Telegram's servers may result in slower speeds compared to using a proxy server closer to you[1].

Lack of Anonymity

Without a proxy, it's harder to maintain anonymity online when using Telegram. Your IP address and other identifying information is more readily available[2].

Potential Monitoring

Governments or other entities may be able to more easily monitor your Telegram usage and communications if you don't use a proxy to hide your traffic[2].

No Encryption

While Telegram does provide some encryption, using a proxy adds an extra layer of encryption to your traffic. This makes it harder to intercept and decrypt your communications[3].

To mitigate these vulnerabilities, it's recommended to use a secure, reliable proxy when accessing Telegram, especially if you are in a country where the app is blocked or you want to maintain more privacy. A good proxy can help bypass restrictions, hide your IP address, and encrypt your traffic for improved security and anonymity.