Flatpak has "classic mode" which means no sandbox, which you will never guess if you did not read the docs, because why tell the users the truth when you can use marketing speak. Also, Flatpak allows reading identifiers from /proc and /sys.
Not on Linux. But if that is a safe variant then yeah great. Also, I see https://flatpak.org (is this the one you meant?) has Telegram has one of the showcases apps on the homepage so I guess they would have done their due dilligence.
Flatpak has "classic mode" which means no sandbox, which you will never guess if you did not read the docs, because why tell the users the truth when you can use marketing speak. Also, Flatpak allows reading identifiers from /proc and /sys.
Not on Linux. But if that is a safe variant then yeah great. Also, I see https://flatpak.org (is this the one you meant?) has Telegram has one of the showcases apps on the homepage so I guess they would have done their due dilligence.