Dissecting the SQLite Databases on Android:

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If you manage to access the SQLite databases on your rooted Android device, here's a closer look at some of the key tables you might encounter and the kind of information they typically hold:

messages Table: This is arguably the most central table, containing the actual chat messages. Key columns you might find include:

_id: A unique identifier for each message.
mid: The message ID as recognized by Telegram's servers.
uid: The user ID of the sender.
chat_id: The ID of the chat the message belongs to (can be a user ID for private chats or a group/channel ID).
date: The timestamp of when the message was sent (often in Unix time).
message: The actual text content of the message.
media: A BLOB (Binary Large Object) field that often contains serialized data describing any attached media (photos, videos, audio, files).
reply_to_mid: The mid of the message this one is replying to.
out: A flag indicating if the message was sent by the local user.
read_state: Indicates whether the message has been read.
send_state: The current sending status of the message.
flags: Various flags indicating message properties (e.g., edited, pinned).
users Table: This table stores information about Telegram users you have interacted with. Key columns might include:

_id: A unique local user ID.
uid: The user ID as recognized by Telegram's servers.
first_name: The user's first name.
last_name: The user's last name.
username: The user's Telegram username (if set).
phone: The user's phone number (may not always be present or accessible).
photo: A reference to the user's profile picture.
chats Table: This table contains information about~ kuwait telegram phone number list the different chats you are part of, including private chats, groups, and channels. Key columns might include:

_id: A unique local chat ID.
chat_id: The chat ID as recognized by Telegram's servers.
title: The name of the group or channel, or the other user's name in a private chat.
type: Indicates the type of chat (private, group, channel).
photo: A reference to the chat's photo (if any).
participants: Often a serialized BLOB containing information about the members of a group or channel.
contacts Table: This table stores your Telegram contacts. Key columns might include:

_id: A unique local contact ID.
uid: The user ID of the contact.
mutual: A flag indicating if this user is also in your phone's contacts.
phone: The contact's phone number.
first_name: The contact's first name.