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Partisan Telegram (P-Telegram)

Partisan Telegram is a modification of the well-known messenger program Telegram adapted for the purpose of data protection of politically engaged users living under repressive regimes. After installation, all your chats, contacts, saved messages, and channels are migrated to it.
However, P-Telegram distinguishes itself from the original application by enabling the creation of a fake code-password or accessing the messenger along with the standard code-password. This additional code is utilized when forced to grant access to your account by strangers.
When you enter a fake code-password, P-Telegram automatically executes pre-set actions, such as concealing specific chats, channels, or even the entire account.

The app offers added security features like the capability to:
- Read channels without subscribing.
- Send messages that vanish once read.
- Apply password protection.
- Alert chosen contacts in emergencies, and more.

Find additional information about P-Telegram on YouTube

Answers to common questions and a settings guide

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Partisan SMS (P-SMS)

Partisan SMS is employed for urgent SMS communication during Internet blackouts. With its help, you can send encrypted SMS messages, the contents of which are decipherable only by those possessing the encryption key.
Both you and your correspondent must have the application installed and an encryption key shared beforehand, either in person or through secure methods. Anyone without the key who tries to read the text will only see an unintelligible encryption, including the mobile operator.

More about P-SMS on Youtube
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P-Telegram reviews

A year ago, during interrogation, they tried to get into my Telegram [on the phone]. I ‘helped’ them by entering with the fake passcode and showed them through ([during which] dialogues, channels, etc. were all removed [automatically by PTG behind the scenes]). I guess they did not understand or did not show that they noticed that this was a PTG. They simply tried to get through the two-factor authentication.

I was saved by your app. I hid the Ukrainian chats, and those chats in which I sent positions of the occupiers to the Ukrainian Armed Forces. They [Russians] grabbed me on the street and first beat me and then checked my phone. They asked me what the Telegram code was, I gave them the fake passcode. And then they stopped beating me. And after a few minutes they let me go. I think if I'd turned on that new thing where the app goes into a mode where it's like there's no code, maybe I wouldn't have been beaten at all.