Telegram api in the application for android - android

I want to make an application for Android, the functionality of which will be directly related to the telegram api (not a bot, but a full-fledged api), but I do not understand how I can at least just log into my account, not to mention what to make requests. Documentation on working with the api through android applications I could not find. Please help me deal with this (just an example of how to send a message to the user will be enough)
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Link: https://www.androidmads.info/2017/11/telegram-bot-for-android.html?m=1

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Please keep in mind that this does leave a potential security issue if the application is meant to go into the store / public. Users could look at the traffic or decompile your app, find your access keys and use your Cognitive Service for their own applications. In that case it could be interesting to wrap it in your own API and have some security checks in place there like rate limiting or call quota. Of course you need to make sure to use your access key inside of your own API to hide it from being seen externally.
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Hello I want to use Instagram api for the direct feature and don't have more knowledge about OAuth2.0. I know Instagram provides direct api this app is using direct api but i don't know how to implement it. I seen this question but i don't know how to work with this. I want to develop iOS application but i hope any android or windows developer can also help for api.
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BUT! Google are working on this, and it should be available quite soon. Google are excited about the possibility of users collaborating simultaneously between web and mobile apps in real time. That is going to rock!

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