Telegram introduces new features including voice chats 2.0, recorded chats, raise hand and more
Telegram also allows admins to create separate invite links for speakers and listeners to avoid any confusion.


The voice chats can also be recorded so that people who have missed the sessions can listen to them later.[/caption]Firstly, admins of the Channels and public groups will be able to host audio-based chats for millions of people; there won't be a limit on this.The voice chats can also be recorded so that people who have missed the sessions can listen to them later. The recorded voice chats can be saved in the ‘Saved Messages’ section and can even be shared with others. Once the recording starts, users will be able to see a red light next to the title of the voice chat.Another feature is raise hand that allows participants to raise hands and ask questions, much like on Clubhouse. Admins can now see the bio of the attendees to easily recognise them.Telegram also allows admins to create separate invite links for speakers and listeners to avoid any confusion. These can also be shared in different community groups for better reach. For celebrities, there is now an option to join voice chats via their public channels instead of personal accounts to maintain privacy.In addition to this, Telegram has got features such as the ability to cancel forwarding a message, changing the recipient of a message, and listening to voice messages from where they were left. Android users can now choose the ‘swiping left’ actions in the chat list. The options include archiving chats, pinning, muting, deleting or marking them as read.

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