How do you use Telegram Passport?

Telegram Passport is a feature that allows users to securely store and share their personal identification documents with services that require identity verification. Here's how you can use Telegram Passport:

1. Set Up Telegram Passport:
    Open the Telegram app on your mobile device and go to "Settings."
    Tap on "Privacy and Security" and then select "Telegram Passport."
    Follow the prompts to set up your Telegram Passport by adding your personal information and scanning or uploading your identification documents (e.g., passport, driver's license, ID card).

2. Authorize Services:
    Once you've set up your Telegram Passport, you can use it to authorize services that require identity verification.
    When you encounter a service that supports Telegram Passport for identity verification, you'll see the option to use it during the registration or verification process.

3. Share Your Data:
   When prompted to verify your identity or provide personal information on a supported service, choose to use Telegram Passport.
    Select the specific documents or information you want to share from your Telegram Passport, such as your passport or driver's license.
    Confirm the sharing of your data, and it will be securely transmitted to the service using end-to-end encryption.

4. Review and Manage Data:
    You can review and manage the data stored in your Telegram Passport at any time by going to "Settings" > "Privacy and Security" > "Telegram Passport."
    From here, you can add or remove documents, update your personal information, and revoke access to services that you've authorized to use your Telegram Passport.

It's important to note that Telegram Passport is designed to prioritize security and privacy. Your personal data and identification documents are encrypted and stored securely on Telegram's servers, and they can only be accessed with your explicit authorization. Additionally, Telegram Passport supports two-factor authentication (2FA) for an added layer of security.