Telegram’s first upgrade in 2023 makes it simpler to interact with those who speak a different language than you. When someone communicates with you in a language different than your default, a translation bar will appear at the top of the interface. Tap it to instantly translate their message. If you have a Premium subscription, you will also have access to this capability while interacting with groups and channels. As seen by the GIF Telegram supplied, this may be useful while organising a vacation. Join a channel in the city you want to visit to learn what events and attractions people are discussing. If you wish to test Premium, Telegram has also announced a new yearly subscription option, which lets you save up to 40% off the service’s pricing if you commit to a full year.
In addition, the update includes a tool for converting stickers and emojis into profile images. You may set or propose profile images for your connections in addition to utilising this option for yourself. Best of all, it is open to all users, not just Premium subscribers. Speaking of stickers and emojis, Telegram has made it simpler to navigate the app’s bewildering array of choices by categorising them. At the same time, the business has published 10 new personalised emoji sets, as well as new interactive versions of a few emoji.
A few usability enhancements make it simpler to control Telegram’s presence on your device. To begin, Telegram’s network use tool has been overhauled. The information the tool has to provide is now displayed in a simple pie chart at the top of the interface, with distinct sections for mobile, WiFi, and roaming consumption. Furthermore, Telegram has improved the automatic media download settings to allow for exceptions, providing users greater control over the kind and quantity of material that the app automatically saves to their phone’s storage. Be patient if you don’t have quick access to the update. These updates might take several days to become available.