Telegraph Has Just Introduced A "Download Manager" Update To Its Instant Messaging Platform So That Users Can Easily Track The Progress Of Files Currently Being Downloaded. At The Same Time, Telegraph Is Also Actively Developing More Competitive New Experiences For Example, Renowned Reverse Engineer Alessandro Paluzzi Pointed Out In A Twitter Post On Sunday That The Company Seems To Plan To Launch A "value-added Subscription" Service In The Near Future
The Reverse Engineer Recently Discovered A Subscription Service Called "telegraph Premium" And Speculated That It May Contain Many Advanced Features, Including Unlocking Advanced Stickers And Additional Response Expressions.
However, Alessandro Paulzzi Did Not Disclose The Pricing Of The Subscription Service Or The Exact Arrival Time Of "telegraph Premium".
As A Reference, Competitor WhatsApp Is Providing Some Value-added Subscription Services For Its Commercial Customers, Such As Allowing Up To 10 Devices To Be Linked To The Same Account.
However, Telegram's New Paid Subscription Service Is More Inclined To Meet The Interests Of Ordinary Consumers. In Addition, The Current Telegram Allows Users To Log In From Any Number Of Devices At The Same Time.
As For Other Changes Of The Platform, It Also Includes The Ability To Reply Through Various Reactions, Protected Messages In Groups And Channels, And New Navigation Menus. In The Future, The Company Will Also Bring More Updates And Improvements.
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