An addition to the previous task.
Why do I want to go through my entire Telegram in the first place? How did I realise this is cool?
A long time ago I lost the password to one of my mailboxes. For the last 6-7 years, since 2019 or 2020, I thought it was gone and I could not get in.
And Claude told me that password. It says: here is the password you once gave to such and such a person back in 2018. This is the little password you gave out..
There is nothing useful in that mailbox now, it is dead. Its value is elsewhere: there are letters from my parents from old times in there. And it is, in effect, the first mailbox I ever had at a conscious age. The first mailbox of my life.
If Claude had not had the whole of Telegram parsed, he would hardly have given me that password.
That is why I think this is of great value. Everything I have ever had in Telegram now has to be put into my vault. And that is cool.
Next I have to do the same with WhatsApp.
Is it enough to simply connect my two WhatsApp accounts to the hub? Or should I still make a WhatsApp archive from the phone through iTunes, hand it to Claude, and have him pull the conversations out of it and sort everything into place?
Which is better?
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