Telegram to allow no-sim accounts via anon-blockchain-numbers
Telegram has increased its security features by enabling support from anonymous blockchain-based numbers that go for around $16.
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Telegram has increased its security features by enabling support from anonymous blockchain-based numbers that go for around $16.
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