⭐ Colors for Your Name and Profile

• In the previous update, Premium subscribers were able to choose custom color for their name in groups, as well as for links sent and replies to their messages.

• Since today, the Telegram Premium subscription also allows you to choose exclusive color combinations with logos for your own profile to further emphasize the personality of the page.

• The updated profile design will be visible to all users with the latest version of Telegram — no matter what theme they have.

You can change the color design of your messages or profile as follows:

Android: Settings > Chat Settings > Change Name Color.
iOS: Settings > Appearance > Personal Colors.

For a complete list of changes, follow the link.

⭐ Wallpapers for You and Your Chat Partner

• All users can set custom wallpapers for individual chats to make them easier to tell apart by design themes and background photos.

• Premium users can now set any wallpaper for themselves and their conversation partner in private chats at the same time.

• To set a custom wallpaper in any private chat, just tap➕(on iOS, open the user's profile and tap➕) > Change Wallpaper.

For a complete list of changes, follow the link.

⚡ Custom Emojis as Reactions in Channels

• Channel admins have a new reaction control interface where they can easily add and remove custom emojis.

• In addition to default reactions, custom emojis can now be used.

• One custom reaction per channel level can be added to the list: for example, five custom reactions can be included in a level five channel.

• Probably the total number of reactions that can be included for a channel cannot be more than 100 emojis.

• The reaction panel in channels, that include more than 16 emojis, is now become possible to open entirely.

• The statistics of the channel now displays a graph of the reaction tone, showing how users reacted to posts for a period of time.

• For example, the emotional equivalents of 👍 / 🔥 and 👎 / 💩 are combined into the categories of positive and negative reactions.

• Less definite emojis like 🦆, 🧞‍♂️, and 🪃 come under the "Other" category.

For a complete list of changes, follow the link.