That&#x27;s not what that message says, but maybe you could email your auditors and ask if they&#x27;d stand by the assertion you&#x27;re making that native apps aren&#x27;t safer for cryptography than browser apps.<p>As for the rest of it: I&#x27;m sorry you feel that way, but I&#x27;ve reached a point in my message-boarding career where, after many, many years of fighting the good (then marginal then tedious then bad) fight, I&#x27;m just not going to litigate this issue anymore. What you&#x27;re doing is now is a bad idea, and for the sake of your users I think you should port to a browser extension (and, eventually, to a native mobile app) as soon as you possibly can. Maybe you can improve your security before your popularity gets out of hand and avoid the fate Telegram seems to be falling into.<p>When new web standards make browser crypto viable, I&#x27;ll acknowledge them. Unfortunately, the 10 years since 2005 have made browsers <i>less</i> hospitable to cryptography.