Telegram is getting an upgrade — all things considered, of sorts. The messaging application has launched its paid level Telegram Premium following a declaration recently, and it will be priced at US$4.99 each month.
The subscription offers access to additional features, including faster downloads, a larger maximum file upload size of 4GB (when contrasted with the standard 2GB), and a speech-to-text capability for voice messages. Subscribers will likewise get double the limits imposed on standard users, and that implies they can sign up to 1,000 channels, make 20 chat folders with 200 chat each, set aside to 10 stickers, pin up to 10 chats, and add a total of four accounts to Telegram.
As itemized in a post on Telegram’s blog, other remarkable advantages incorporate a library of Premium stickers with full-screen animations, emoji reactions, and animated profile pictures, chat management tools that permit you to change your default chat folder, and longer bios with links added.
The new model is in accordance with Telegram CEO Pavel Durov’s views, and in this manner won’t affect the experience for non-subscribers. Basically, they are as yet ready to partake in the current free features, and ought to have the option to download larger files uploaded by subscribers or view the premium reactions or emojis that have been sent across.
Telegram won’t quit creating features for free users, either. The most recent updates displays verified badges in chat and gives public groups to empower join requests, and Durov guarantees that more is ready to go for the freenium level.