It claims that its new sketching tools “dynamically alter width” based on how quickly you draw and automatically smooth out lines. By pressing the “+” symbol in the editor, you can rapidly add shapes like rectangles, circles, arrows, stars, and chat bubbles. If you don’t want your receiver to see what you’re sending right away, you can now use a spoiler effect, which adds a “shimmering layer” to a picture or video, hiding its contents until the recipient touches it.
Aside from picture editing features, Telegram’s newest upgrade adds additional storage settings that allow you to automatically erase cached material in private conversations, groups, and channels after a certain period of time while excluding specific chats. While Telegram previously allowed you to erase your cache across all chats, this should make it simpler to free up space without interfering with crucial talks. It’s also releasing a new pie chart that illustrates how much storage various sorts of items, such as movies, documents, music, and images, take up.
