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Telegram for Android and iOS Updated to Version 11.0

The following features have been introduced:

• Star Reactions for Channels: Channel administrators can now enable Star Reactions, and subscribers can send stars from their balance as reactions to posts. An unlimited number of stars can be used to react to each post from the user’s balance. If the user who made the reactions prefers, they can be publicly listed with others.

• Paid Channel Subscriptions: Administrators of private channels can create a paid invitation link and set a subscription fee. Any user who wants to subscribe to the channel using this link will need to pay this fee upon subscribing and then continue on paying it monthly to renew their subscription.

• Choosing the Sender of a Post on the Channel: Channel administrators can now choose under whose name a post will be made. The author selection menu includes the administrator’s personal account, the current channel, and all other public channels owned by the administrator. The new “Show Authors’ Profiles” setting in the “Administrators” section allows photos of senders to be displayed to the left of channel posts. The “Sign Messages” setting, previously located on the channel’s settings, is now available in this section.

• Displaying Sensitive Content: Android users now have an option to enable sensitive content in “Chat Settings”. Previously, this option was only available in Telegram Desktop and web clients, in their respective "Privacy" sections.

Blog: https://telegram.org/blog/superchannels-star-reactions-subscriptions

Android: Google Play, APK from the official website, or the verified channel.
iOS: App Store.
macOS: App Store.

#update #Android #iOS #macOS

Telegram Desktop Has Been Updated to Version 5.4.0

What’s New:
• Super Channels
• Star Reactions
• Paid Subscriptions

Download:
• Windows: official website or GitHub
• macOS: App Store

#update #desktop #macOS

Choosing the Sender of a Channel Post

In the Beta version of Telegram for Android, any channel administrator can now choose the sender's identity for a post. The selection menu includes the administrator’s personal account, the current channel, and any other public channels owned by the administrator.

Additionally, a new setting called “Show Authors' Profiles” has been added under “Administrators.” When enabled, an icon indicating the sender of the post will appear to the left of the post on the channel. Any channel administrator can manage this option, regardless of their permissions.

The “Sign Messages” setting, which was previously located on the main channel settings screen, is now available in this section. When disabled, the text input field for messages will show “Anonymous Message” instead of “Publication.”

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Paid Channel Subscription

In the Beta version of Telegram for Android, a private channel administrator can create a paid invite link.

When creating a paid invite link, the administrator can specify the amount of stars that each user must pay a monthly subscription to join to the channel through the paid link.

It’s likely that if a subscriber does not have the sufficient funds required to continue the subscription, they will be automatically unsubscribed from the channel.

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Displaying Sensitive Content

In the Beta version of Telegram for Android, users can now enable the option to display sensitive content in the “Chat Settings” section.

Previously, this option was only available in Telegram Desktop and web applications, and was located under “Privacy” settings.

As before, the option will only be visible if the user's phone number is registered in a country where the legislation does not prohibit viewing such content.

#Android

Sign switch option in channels, new option allows users to switch between accounts if they enable "sign message" option. (Like anonymous posting)

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#new
Cashtag support in stories

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