3.1 Selective Multi-Path Routing Clients optionally split non-real-time messages (large files, media, or non-urgent messages) into chunks that are sent via multiple disjoint paths and relay nodes. Relays can be volunteer nodes operated by trusted communities or lightweight ephemeral proxies run by cooperating peers. Path selection favors nodes with diverse network prefixes and geographic separation, reducing the chance a single observer links sender and receiver.

3.2 Ephemeral Rendezvous Proxies For one-to-one and group messages, P3D0 introduces ephemeral rendezvous proxies (ERP) that act as short-lived mailbox endpoints. Instead of always delivering directly through Telegram’s cloud, a client may upload encrypted blobs to ERPs; recipients fetch blobs using short-lived tokens. ERPs only see encrypted payloads and limited fetch metadata. ERPs can be configured to rotate frequently, and fetch requests can be padded or batched to obscure timing.

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